In Appreciation

Temi, Faizat, Uriel, Titi

For a blog that started based on the minor thoughts of a young dude in 2021, a lot of thoughts and realities have been shared and this community has been nothing but supportive. It is very easy to celebrate legends in every industry, but I believe in celebrating the best of ourselves, everyday. In the last article about being ungrateful, I promised a gift to everyone. So here we go:

I am about to introduce you to four amazing young people achieving great feats in their own little way and pushing forward despite all odds. Their lives are far from perfect, but I have studied their desire to win, I have not met three of them but they have engaged consistently with my articles. Then I decided to stalk them, and to say the least, I am proud to have such genius minds in my community.

Drum roll please:

Temiloluwa Adedeji

A visual Communication Specialist passionate about transforming Science & Agriculture Impact into Engaging Visuals | Passionate about Effective Storytelling | Crafting Compelling Narratives. I haven’t met him personally or even had a conversation with him, so imagine the shock when he sees this 😂. But his diversity in impressive and I encourage everyone to check out his profile and kindly engage with him on opportunities that could help him grow.

Titilope Deborah Ajala

A pharmacologist ||Aspiring Healthcare Data Analyst||Public Health||SDG 3 &5 Advocate. Titi tends to send her viewpoint on articles that personally affect her and I honestly appreciate her open nature and desire to be better. Once again, I admire this individual and would be more that happy to see how well she grows in the future to come.

Faizat Morenikeji Ajia-Lawal

A Language Enthusiast||Political scientist||Event decorator. Meeting her in person at the local food festival was interesting, because she was working on a research project and had asked me to collaborate based on the lasgidi article. A passion for growth can be shown in a one time encounter and she is definitely reaching for the stars. Congrats on your BSc, I actually got your mail😊

Uriel Kasali

A software engineer at Flutterwave Nigeria. Although a graduate of chemical engineering, Uriel has harnessed his brain power to delve into the world of tech and make the best of it. This kind of brains actually inspire me and I cannot be more exited to see what he achieves moving forward.

I have no personal relationships with these guys, but I hope to someday, as I would love to meet up with everyone else. The point of this article although triggered by appreciation is that you should continue with the desire to grow. I bet you with solid authority, someone is watching, and your deliberate push for to be better would someday get your foot through the right door. Yeah, sometimes it can be tiring and you ask yourself if there’s a point to the whole struggle. In ten years, you would applaud yourself and every other factor that pushed you to be better.

Oh yeah, in case you know any of these guys, send them this article so they don’t miss my awards😂. I celebrate every young, intentional person out there; you are amazing, and no matter how hard it seems, the best is yet to come.

Your Personally😉

Biodun.