Follow Your Dreams
At Trinity
High School Oguta, where Obim completed his secondary education, he made
several observations about his teachers. One notable observation was the
preferential treatment extended to their favorite students, contrasted by the disdain
shown towards those labeled as stubborn students.
A good
teacher is often characterized by their ability to transform a challenging
student into a well-mannered individual. Unfortunately, Obim fell into the
category of students whom some teachers believed would not achieve much in
life, let alone pursue higher education.
Obim
harbored dreams of achieving significance in the future, even if his path did
not include further education. He frequently expressed his desire to study
Electrical and Electronic Engineering or Computer Science.
The future
is unpredictable for everyone.
Dreaming is
good, striving to achieve those dreams is better, but realizing those dreams is
the ultimate goal in life.
During this
period of his life, Obim was already assisting his mother with her business
alongside his schooling.
Following
his secondary education in2008, Obim dedicated himself to his aspiration of
becoming successful. By2010, while some of his classmates had begun their
tertiary education or were registering for JAMB, Obim also embarked on the
journey of registering for JAMB.
The
influence of friends can either propel one towards their dreams or pull one
away from them. In2010, Obim was admitted into Federal Polytechnic Nekede,
Owerri, to pursue a degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
Upon
returning to his alma mater to collect his original WAEC and NECO Certificates,
Obim chose not to disclose his academic advancements. This decision stemmed
from a recognition that many of his former teachers doubted his potential for
further education.
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