booked!

To make it in life, especially from grass to grace, is more than hardwork.

Good luck to him in life endeavours.

It was good he channeled his God given talent properly

Kudos

nnadychuks:
Picture or I don't..........

Thomas, siddon dere so gbo..?

Old and stale news!!!

Tiwa was grinding a former bricklayer and Rat poison seller. #Kermit

Such is LIFE!

Olaooni88:
Thomas, siddon dere so gbo..?

speak english

amakaikeng:
While accepting his Next Rated award at the Headies, Patoranking who was beside himself with sheer joy and excitement revealed that he used to work as a bricklayer and also sold rat poison to earn a living. Wow! Who would have thought?

Well, its no secret that he comes from a humble background, but what we didn't know was that he did those jobs for a living before fame and fortune smiled on him.

Moral is - when you are a hard worker, your dreams and aspirations, whatever they are, will one day pay off. Congrats Patoranking.

http://www.amakaikenga.com/2014/12/wow-patoranking-reveals-he-used-to-be.html

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from black lips to brown lips later e go turn pink naija celebs and their fake life

thank God for him

may God bless my Surulere story too.

eemalex:
Tiwa was grinding a former bricklayer andpoison seller. #Kermit

what is th.e meaning of grind

Good for him... We al hav a story to tell!

phayvoursky:
Oh thank God he wasn't in a church choir...

as in thank God..we tired of that story n even this but must they tell us? y dint he informed us b4 this award.. happy for him cha
#whayasay

nnadychuks:
what is th.e meaning of grind

grinding na e.g akpos go grind melon come

nnadychuks:
what is th.e meaning of grind

grinding something.. the grinder will be up n the grindee below..
you get?

Story for the gods! When i am fully made, i can as well say i was a shoe maker.

wezzyjasified:


as in thank God..we tired of that story n even this but must they tell us? y dint he informed us b4 this award.. happy for him cha
#whayasay

Waiting for someone who was a Pastor... lol

Improve on your skills.

AreaFada2:
Girls should take note.

A lot of poor boys today will make it tomorrow. That's always my advice to female relatives and friends.

But most girls run after already made men.

This advise isn't only for women, it's also for fellow men. I have no idea why women get ridiculed this way. Is it only women that go after successful people?. If I was God I will make sure every man have junior sisters cause I find out people who have junior sisters have better view about girls.

Story for the gods !

Don't give up is the motto of the Hustle

Like we all don't have our stories too

From grass to grace i called that

Good for you joor. Keep it up

nnadychuks:
what is th.e meaning of grind

Rocking or Lap dancing.

musicwriter:


This advise isn't only for women, it's also for fellow men. I have no idea why women get ridiculed this way. Is it only women that go after successful people?. If I was God I will make sure every man have junior sisters cause I find out people who have junior sisters have better view about girls.

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I have a football team of sisters. I don't know how many you have.

By and large, rich girls hardly give a poor guy any chance. Very few of such occur in some places like university, usually as course mates.

I sat in class with children of government ministers, judges, QCs (like senior advocates in 9ja) and so on. I had the chance to date one or two even as a foreign student in UK. So it happens in 9ja too BUT not often.

How many Baba Onikeke in Mushin or Ajegunle is married to a lady like Folorunsho Alakija?

But baba Onikeke's pretty daughter can marry a billionaire or his son.

A lot more women chose wealth as top priority for marriage.

A thread on NL recently showed how many female 9ja celebrities said they can never marry a poor guy.

ok

ipledge01:
Don't give up is the motto of the Hustle

I fit send u# 500 recharge card for dis true talk many dey gave up at the edge of success. In life u will make it if u persist.

AreaFada2:
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I have a football team of sisters. I don't know how many you have.

By and large, rich girls hardly give a poor guy any chance. Very few of such occur in some places like university, usually as course mates.

I sat in class with children of government ministers, judges, QCs (like senior advocates in 9ja) and so on. I had the chance to date one or two even as a foreign student in UK. So it happens in 9ja too BUT not often.

How many Baba Onikeke in Mushin or Ajegunle is married to a lady like Folorunsho Alakija?

But baba Onikeke's pretty daughter can marry a billionaire or his son.

A lot more women chose wealth as top priority for marriage.

A thread on NL recently showed how many female 9ja celebrities said they can never marry a poor guy.

The analogy you're giving isn't really necessary cause it's a bit off point.
You would only understand, if you were to go to Patoranking and ask him; how many calls do you get daily from men asking for money?. And how many do you get from ladies?.
Talking from experience.

God bless my hustle