Going To School : A Freewrite

Recognising early enough where your passion lies, where you find fulfilment and by deliberate action or inadvertently building a career out of that truth that's my personal, you know,w belief or one of the secrets to having a most successful career as an. Absolutely. Alright, now you touched on your family and how your family dynamic and your parents being generous open-minded givers helped shape your philanthropy.

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Now, looking at our topic on the Empowered African Girl. What role would you say the family plays in ensuring that a girl child is properly positioned to take advantage of all the opportunities around her to groom her into a well-rounded and balanced individual and position her for success in life? Good question, Charles. I think family plays the most important role when it comes to identifying people. As a girl child, I was fortunate to come from a family, or I am fortunate to come from a family where I have enlightened parents. Now, by enlightened, I don't even mean academic enlightenment. So I'll give a quick background. My mom did not have the opportunity to go to school.

She her parents believed that it was. There was no point in training a girl child. So the males were going to school while the girls were going to the farm.

My father lost his parents when he was very young, I think around the age of 11, and he had to fend for himself when he found himself. To Lagos, but one of the things that they found was that they would never compromise on educating their children and even for so, my dad had to hustle and work hard to train himself while I was in Lagos working and growing within the.