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I remember when I started teaching as a side hustle. I didn't really take it serious. The first student I encountered,  just walk up to me for asistance, and I taught him at no cost. The last time I met him, he is already a graduate.

After I graduated from the university I taught in one, two, three or four places. But those seeds I sowed then jokingly have become trees, I mean  big trees.


Just last month I met two of my students in one of the reputable university in Nigeria; one is studying Chemical engineer and the other Computer science. Those were the one I taught between 2017 and 2018.

Some of the students I taught between 2015 and 2016 had graduated from universities while some are in their final year.

Some of my students are still in secondary schools and they are doing fine. I have students that are not in school but follow their passion either as singers, comedian, etc. and they are as well doing fine.

Why am I telling you this?
Is it for show, or perhaps to earn praises of men?

I dare say no!
I put this here to encourage someone; those seeds you are planting will soon germinate and bring forth fruits.

But the question is; which type of seeds are you planting? Good or bad seeds?

To you it's nothing or maybe you are doing it jokingly just like me, hear this, it'll surely grow and when it does, how will you feel? Happy or sad?

But one thing is certained you'll definitely be happy if you plant good seeds.

So becareful of what you do today, not for today but because of tomorrow.

Till we meet again, I am Odunayo Samuel AKERELE.

REMEMBER, keep being you and keep being good.

Comments

  1. Unknown14 September 2019 at 03:35

    EveryOne wants happiness,
    No one needs pain,

    But its not possible to get a rainbow
    Without a little rain :)
    So is beta to do Good in life bcus of tomorrow... One love niga

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  2. AKERELE ODUNAYO SAMUEL14 September 2019 at 12:45

    Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

    Please share this blogpost

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    1. EnyyA.P4 December 2019 at 06:47

      One reason which I see more cogent is dat human being are selfish naturally.

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  3. Mr Pero28 July 2020 at 07:11

    Keep sowing the good seed!

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