@AramideOyekunle Applied for a job did 1&2 level interviews, but didn't get any feedback from them, then i decided to move on, applied for another different Job got it and started working.
Guest what?
After 1 year then i got call and mail that if i am still available for the first job ,🙄🙄
Hard work is important, but it's not the only thing that matters.
Professionalism, reliability, teamwork, and a willingness to learn can open doors you never expected.
Build skills. Build reputation.
The first place we lose the battle is in our own thinking. If you think it is permanent then it's permanent. If you think you've reached your limits then you’ve. You've to change your thinking. You need to see everything that's holding you back, every obstacle, as only temporary.
Corporate jobs can humble you quickly.
Today you feel secure.
Tomorrow restructuring, redeployment, or uncertainty shows up unexpectedly.
One lesson I’ve learned:
Never stop building your skills, network, and personal value even when things seem stable.
Many young people are not lacking talent.
What they often lack is guidance, opportunities, and access to the right skills.
When communities invest in youth development, they invest in a better future for everyone.
#Part_of_a_youth_development_initiative_currently_in_formation.
In today’s Nigeria, being busy is easy.
But being productive is rare.
Many people wake up early, hustle all day… yet remain in the same place.
Busyness is not progress.
What are you really building?
SURVIVAL IS WINNING… BUT AT WHAT COST?
People are working harder than ever in Nigeria.
But let’s be honest—
Are we progressing… or just surviving?
When your daily focus is food, transport, and bills,
the future slowly disappears from your mind.
They say corruption is a disease,but in our case(Nigeria),it has grown into a system.
When corruption becomes normal, honesty looks like weakness, and accountability disappears. That’s how a nation slowly loses its direction.
There’s a 3-Month Tech SCHOLARSHIP for Africans I found out and it’s closing in few days.
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Through this campaign, #sparkaspectrum Kano State Chapter aims to educate communities, support families, and encourage a society where neurodiversity is respected.
Many families raising children with autism face stigma, misunderstanding, and limited support.
Awareness helps communities replace judgment with empathy and support.