First and Foremost, I would like to make an open apology to all who were expecting to read from Opeyanju and didn't get it. I hope u accept my apologies for my very late post.
Now back to business. The Power supply in my hostel was out and there wasn't anybody ready to sacrifice her generator to pump water obviously twas due to the present situation on fuel scarcity. We decided to sort for further resources on how to get water to do our day to day chores. Finally, we got a tap and everyone fetched from it but on getting to my turn, it slowed down and gradually it got to DROPS, my eyes were cloudy filled with tears but I needed water urgently so I added my faith to it and remained there for the drops. I knelt down and began to think about my life watching the drops alongside. Before I knew it the tap stopped but at that point, my Jerry-Can was few liters from its bream.
I realized that in life, it isn't about how big we start, it isn't about how rich we are neither is it about how many we have but it is about how much we are ready to put into it despite the situation on board. We are different and we are should use that opportunity to be different from every other person doing same thing with us. We have opportunities to be better, we are just too conscious of the fact that we aren't old enough perhaps ready for it. Give it a trial and be better!
Why are you doubting the capacity of your ability? Why are you scared of launching the goodies in you? Making the precious stones to glitter is one of the paramount thing why we are created. Do you know that MTN came to Nigeria at a time when nobody wanted to invest in Nigeria, at a time when Nigerians did not have phones. Even Zenith Bank refused to loan MTN cash to operate,UBA rejected MTN's offer but today see the difference. What about Cowbell? When they came to Nigeria,they made milk in a sachet, Peak was laughing at them - they said Cowbell was milk for the poor - but they were right! 3-million poor people could afford N10 a day for a sachet of milk.Oya, do the math - 3 million people buying milkat N10.00- that was N30million every single day.In a month they grossed N900million (almost N1billion).Even Peak had to make sachet milk in order to survive in the market. So what have people told you?What have they said you cannot do, or you do not qualify for, or...
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