Nigeria's World Best
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This book contains stories of young 'homegrown' Nigerians from a very large database of Nigerians who have made the country; Nigeria proud. It opens up their walks, works, fears, trials, troubles, and tears relating them with the present predicaments we all face as we embark on our different adventures to greatness.
This book beams into their world-class achievements even amidst their challenges. It celebrates their great feats and raises the hope of that young Nigerian who feels shortcomings are reasons for failure. This book points out that your shortcomings are never strong enough to limit your greatness.
Oyekunle Temitayo
Oyekunle Temitayo is a trained teacher, civic awareness ambassador, and a passionate Nigerian who is driven by the philosophy “Leave things better than the way you met them”. Since 2006, Temitayo has been contributing to the Nigerian project through leadership, capacity building, and innovative workshops for students, organization of Independence symposia and march pasts, and hoisting the Nigerian National flag in different schools and organizations throughout the country.His love for children has delivered to him a large circle of students who he coaches and mentors.
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Nigeria's World Best - Oyekunle Temitayo
ENDORSEMENT
One challenge we face in Africa is the lack of good social referents. Social referents are people whose behavior or accomplishments set the norm for what people in the society can aspire to. They are thus in the best position to show the way having walked it themselves and we know them more commonly as models. This book is an attempt to fill this void by describing what ordinary people have been able to achieve despite all odds. Here is another reminder that it does not matter where you start in life, you can work hard enough to bring pride to your family, honor to your community, and glory to your country. Nigerians are usually excellent achievers anywhere they go in the world and if these people could do it, you certainly can. Read and be inspired!
AYODELE DADA
Africa has, since time immemorial, almost always looked outside for help to even tackle rather mundane challenges. Until we start looking within, rather than without, for solutions to our challenges, we cannot as a people be liberated from the shackles that hold us back. This book is an attempt at convincing you that Africans, born and bred in Africa, can indeed rule the world in whatever field of human endeavor they so choose. Read on!
WELLINGTON JIGHERE
DEDICATION
This book is dedicated to that young Nigerian who has great ideas and hoping that someday those ideas would be allowed to thrive and contribute to making Nigeria become a better place for everyone.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The making of this book has enjoyed beautiful contributions and supports from different quarters.
The Sepheth Youth Foundation executive members (Dn Niyi Akinyemi and Mrs. Chinyere Chibudum) are very much appreciated for their sacrifices to the foundation. Those sacrifices encouraged me to complete this piece.
My appreciation goes to all the personalities featured in this book. Thanks for the opportunity to write about your adventures