This life, my brother. I was suspended from UB for a year for standing up for students. I watched my classmates graduate & start their careers while I stayed home, sharing toothpaste with my mom. That’s the reality of activism. People cheer the noise, but few check if you’re okay.
At CEDA, I stood up again for what I believed was wrong. I lost a high paying job, my car, my savings, my plot, and faced five lawsuits (now down to two). I was almost detained for standing with GBV victims & nearly harmed for speaking up against the now convicted pastor Mojadigo. I wasn’t always right, maybe 99% wrong, but I tried to do right where it mattered.
They said I should look for a job. Even failed artists released songs mocking me. And I chose myself. I became selfish once in my life. I resigned from activism.
Today, I don’t beg for rent or electricity. For the first time, the burden feels lighter. If anyone thinks I should return to the trenches or calls me a traitor, let them first walk my path and lose what I lost.
You know how you used to pay for my cup of coffee, when I was thebeless. Not once, not twice but many times. You were there for me more than many. You saw what I lost. You saw the full price that I paid & how I kept the smile regardless.
I paid a full price. If I failed, history will vindicate me
@Bafi_Kat_Baips I’m a self taught pen tester and ethical hacker. Basically what I do is test how safe Applications and databases are. First I try how to hack into systems before I can figure out a way to protect them. I started in 2015