STRIDES OF A VICTOR

was teaching Social Studies as it then was, Ikechukwu who was said to be the brightest in the class stood up and said

rgery and Law , I love both but I can only delve fully into just one, I summoned courage

my fellow pupil

e were to debate on the topic "Farmers are better than Lawyers", wow, being one of the brightest in the class, after Ikechukwu, I was second in command, Laugh

fell in love with the noble Profession, I gathered my facts, coupled with the just developed love for Law as a profession it made things much more easier for me.The Day of the Debate came and I was to speak first, I had not very much co

ach other, The debate indeed brought out a Dream in me to go into the legal profession. Fast forward to my Junior Secondary School D

essed me as " OUR BARRISTER" funny huh and most at times I would reply in the local pidgin parlance " I neva be barrister abeg

gentle Victor was relentlessly in pursuit of becoming a Lawyer, just so he could stand one day in the court of law to advocate for people and set free