GRACE THE MILLIONAIRE

efinitely want him to further his education, but letting him go was like losing a part of hi treasure.

absence. He met the needs of his siblings, bought some wrapper for his mother and other items for his family. He was blessed and prayed for

His father gave him some dried fish to give to aunty Patricia in the city he was seen of

d a tug boat that had been abandoned for some time. He had been taking this ro

uted their gift to them, he spoke in confidence about his plans to start his own business here in the city. Aunty Patricia and her husband Mr. Jude didn't hide their imm

n the celebration of his success. All through his stay with MR. & MRS. JUDE, these boys were a g

high cut-off mark. For the period he was waiting to get into school, he registered the name of his company with corporate Affairs Commission. Since h

g equipment to start with. He employed a secretary to look after the office while h

membered the tug boat he saw on his way to the city. He immediately stood up and went b

where the owner's office was and

was comfortably seated on an executive swivel chair behin

now his mission. Grace quickly introduced himself after he eased himself into the visitor's chair facing Chief Edwin. After Grace told him why he came, Chief Edwin was

hief Edwin had put it for sale following the incessant harassment from the federal ministry of Environment and the National inland water agency (NIWA). Th

ong, topmost on his mind had been how to get this equipment out of the waterways by any means so as to get the government off

d demanded to know who sent him surprised at this question, Gra

r it " This is a give away" Grace thought in his heart. A clean tug

where he made vthe N400,000 transfer and return with the deposit slip for confirmation. On seeing it, chief

uding a signed sales agreement indicating change of ownership. With these in his hands, Grace

ound out that the engine wasn't faulty after all; he only has to brace the crank shaft housing with a solid mettalic girdle so as to keep the distance between the propeller and the chassis whenever the engine was spurting. He als

re it was kept and came for it. Grace didn't know anything about hiring a bo

housand naira per day." The gentleman responded. He couldn't believe what he heard; and in

h out working for it. He gave all the glory to God. He accepted the man's term and imm

ss privileged and some relative. A month after he completed his registration at school to study marine Engineering. Later, after Grace has settled down in his new location he ran

the office. With all his profile he dropped at every offices opened new deal

, Grace noticed some boys older than him bowing to greet him. When Grace saw the fourth person bowing, he became curious and asked why they were greeting him with such great respect. He smiled, feeling proud of him

o became this great. So many questions rang in his head, but he decided to k

to introduce him to them this evening. Grace could not believe what he just heard. But then he remembered how danger

or his life and asked himself if his father would be proud of his lifestyle here in campus? As he was about to step out Pabo called him back? He pondered over what Grace just said. Does God truly love him? Was h

ther never cared for me or my siblings but the group did. If not for them my self confidence wouldn't have been restored, now I live like a king in and outside my domain. After pinni