I'm beginning to understand that I don't need a shortcut.
I need a skill. I need discipline. I need patience. I need to keep moving.
So that's what I'm doing now.
One step at a time.
@Allezamani Yes....but it's not functioning well.....you will have to use Yola Instead and use transit to get to Taraba....I know this because I did my NYSC there
@itsSh0la I'm not sure I'll make it, but I'm sure I'm not giving up. I'm rebuilding my life one step at a time, and I believe that's what matters most. 🙏🏾
@cessadelove1 Amen 🙏🏽. I’m holding on to this. Sometimes the waiting season feels lonely, but God has never stopped working. I believe better days are ahead. 🙏🏽
@KojoForex This is encouraging. But I keep wondering—what about those whose opportunity isn’t digital?
Some of us are trying to learn practical skills that can put us to work too. I’m currently raising funds for heavy/excavator training.
I hope people like us can also be considered. 🙏
@acebenji Amen 🙏🏾. I’m holding on to this word. In a season where I’m trying to rebuild my life and pursue a better future, I truly need this reminder. God will fight for me. 🙏🏾
@el_bonga@Zlevenz@Yusuf_Hammadu I can relate to this. I’m not a Civil Engineer, but I’m also trying to break into construction through skills acquisition. Sometimes you just need that first opportunity to get around people, learn and build experience.
@DanielRegha Secondly,The responsibility that comes with influence shouldn't disappear when there's money on the table. Gambling promotion can reach someone who is already vulnerable and push them deeper into addiction. Influencers should think beyond the cheque.
@DanielRegha As someone who has experienced the damage gambling can cause firsthand, I completely agree. The money might look like an easy bag, but the influence can cost someone their savings, peace, relationships and even their future. Some things are simply not worth promoting for money.