Wealth is not Clannish by Nature.




Anana nólópu no! 

Anana, inólópu n!!

Anana, iné, ólópu no!!!. 

Wealth is not clannish by nature.


 Since we started, we've undertaken many tasks, striven and still struggling for excellence. Naturally, what really matters is not where we come from but where we're headed ultimately. However, I still think some of these backgrounds try to pull our backs to ground.


As a pupil, I watched a Hollywood movie about spaceships and I loved it. Not just for the fun of it, but I thought I'd found a purpose. The Warships, the Destroyers, God, I love technology. I told my older sibling, I didn't want to be a soldier, but I wanted be an engineer, one that design good ships, ships to defend our regional territory, ships to defend our own. He told me, then you should study marine engineering.


I wanted nothing more than to become an engineer, a marine engineer. This is my 5th year as a secondarian. As I prepare for my Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination, I am cognizant that I have to perform very well in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination to secure my place.


Although, I'm concerned for no one from my area has ever pursued this path, I am determined to achieve this goal of mine. 


Unfortunately, many chemistry topics are not covered or discussed in depth. Is it stoichiometry, carbon and it's compounds, quantitative/qualitative analysis? We haven't done calculations except for gas laws. Thanks to Triple A prevarsity Tutorials on this blue app, I got to learn more. I'll skip discussing the incomplete classes in physics and maths. Should one's background hinder his progress ? Just like wealth isn't clannish, knowledge and intelligence aren't either.


What do I know, I'm focused on my development stage. Regardless of the path, the goal is still the same. And we will Succeed.


®Ahmed Salim Jn ✍️ RCHP 

#Uloko

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