The Power Of Determination

By Ovai Stephen Kpabitey

The Power Of Determination (Tale Of The Boy With Unusual IQ) is a book of fiction. It is about a boy who started his education as a dunce but grew to become what society least expected him to be. Though he started his life on a bad note, he grew to become a prominent person in life. How did he move from a dunce into an enviable scholar?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ovai Stephen Kpabitey
• Release date: Aug 14, 2019
• ISBN: 9789988215736

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T he Unusual IQ

The POWWER OF DETERMINATION

TALE OF THE BOY WITH UNUSUAL IQ

By

Ovai Stephen Kpabitey

THE POWER OF DETERMINATION

TALE OF THE BOY WITH UNUSUAL IQ

© Abi-Steph Publications

©2015 by Ovai Stephen Kpabitey

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No part of this book should be duplicated in any form be it in photocopy, paraphrased or in visual form or any other without the permission from the author.

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ISBN: 978 – 9988– 2 – 1573 – 6

Dedication

This book is dedicated to God and the rest of my nuclear family.

I deem it a great honour to dedicate this book to my fiancé, Abigail Serwaa and my dear brother Anane Richmond Elikpilim for their unflinching support.

CHAPTER ONE

Everybody is born with a unique gift. People discover the greatness in them when they passionately develop their gift and end up as great people. This means that, we becoming beacons or not, depends largely on our ability to discover our gifts and our readiness to develop them with great passion. Some people discover their gifts very early in life and vice versa. Some people also discover their gifts but fail to believe that they have the ability to make their gifts shine. One thing is very clear, if we intently discover and develop our gifts, we definitely will be the beacons we dream about and in turn affect our community positively and the world at large.

This story recounts how a man called his children together after they had had dinner. His only son wasn’t all that brilliant and for this reason, he saw himself as a failure. He therefore wanted to quit school when he was only in class four (4). His son claimed that, his friends always laughed at him because he had registered a very ridiculous position in class. Andrews was always second last in class and he sometimes was even last. Considering how bleak things were, he said he had had enough and therefore wanted to quit schooling.

Seeing how worried Andrews was about the situation , his father thought it wise to tell stories