Bruisecruise:
I love Akure!

The city I did my NYSC back in 2012.

The city that provided me with the needed serenity when I needed it most in my life.

The city that allowed me live a humanly possible life on a budget without making me feel poor.I heard u must safeguard ur pot of soup else thief will break ur door take it away from u

The city that communicated with me in the only language only I could understand.

From Ijapo where I resided to Captain Cook Alagbaka where I dined to Jojein resort Oba-iLe where I relaxed, damnnnn son!

If it wasn’t for the peace of mind afforded me by the opportunity of serving in Akure at that phase of my life, I’d never have understood the importance of peace and quiet drowning out the distractions of noise to enable you focus on the only things that truly matters in life -food, shelter and sanity!

Growing up and schooling in Lagos got you submerged in a consistent state of anxiety in a race you never know the next direction or terminal point. Akure gave me that needed balance when everything went down south in my world. All I looked forward to was sorting out my food, office, catch up with meaningful folks and if there is small change in my account, I head to Lagos for the weekend haha.

As a Niger-Deltan, despite loving where I’m from, I’ll never forget the pre-eminent position that Akure holds in my heart.


I LOVE AKURE WITH ALL MY HEART AND SOUL. FOREVER AND EVER. GOD BLESS THE LAND OF AKURE.

Alove1:
Don't just go for the 6 months classes. Find a way to attach yourself with someone who is already doing the solar installation. It's what I do and I can tell you that almost everyday, money enters my hand.

I started in 2018 having taught in a secondary school for 3 yrs with nothing to show for it. I'm still under my boss but I do my own stuffs too. For instance, I serviced someone's inverter yesterday for 11k, and maintained another clients solar panels for 30k on Saturday.

I also do electrical work and maintenance, all these I learnt in the years I've been with my boss. My boss is a good man also and allows me service my clients most times even though I'm On a salary. And I didn't pay with money to learn it, I paid with my time, energy and dedication.. Do likewise..

Aufbauh:
The Igbos are actually confused & tactless politically and it will take then time to clinch the number one seat in Nigeria.

The only obvious fact there is that the PDP suit their ideology,but unfortunately they are not able to even entrenched the party in their own domain.

They'll ever be the onlookers in the scheme of things in the center. I'd hope they're enjoying been left out of security meetings in the country.

benuejosh:
Abegi!
Igbos are bloody noise makers.

Empty barrel makes the loudest noise.

They're not going to stop any body from voting. Every Anambra man will come out and vote for APC.