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at time and so those who could Afford it sent their

he got a friend who was also into fishing but was 12 year older than him. With time they partnered and sailed out together for his

le chord that pulled him towards an uncommon drive for success. His passion for education was increasingly

eryday. He didn't let it discourage him , but rather, he worked hard to earn some little money which he saved to fund his own education. It was fortuitous how eac

unity for several years and so one faithful day he summoned up courage to ask his farther why there were still havin

ive bright eyes with the aim to convince him the more and said, "moreover, having many children is wealth since no one knows which on of you will be successful to take us out of poverty or better s

so he let it be because after all, he was is father and therefore deserves to be respected and obey. It was not in

t this point when it seemed his mum had taken a break from child bearing, he enrolled to start his education at the community mission school. Strangely, all his age mates were getting into secon

manifesting in his punctuality to school and academic excellence. Not deterred by the scorns and scoffs he received for wearing patchy

n't afford. Worst still, his earnings from his fishing business were meager compared to the budgets for school prospectus and bogus family expenses. The money was always nevery enough; and this triggered inside of

e him repeat two classes. He had wanted to leave his parents and go with his mater

ild ahead of his two siblings, never had any good relationship with his father. As children, they could express their freedom of movement and speech only when he's not at home. They would scamper and hide for fear of incurring his wrought whene

ignored their father and tended towards their mother for succor and solution to any problem they had. Over time, this affected him greatly as he became timid and introverted. H