I had a friend back in Nsụka reading Pharmacy. He's from a well-to-do family in Anambra. We always discussed about life. Let me say we inspired ourselves. He often read my Igbo books. He is so passionate about Igbo Language.
He did something that struck my brains.
He did something that struck my brains.
During each holiday, he would never go home but Ogige market became his home. Ọgbọ ọgwụ. Those chemist lines in the market, he would humbly go and meet those who undergone apprenticeship to learn different drugs and prescriptions.
During ASUU strike of 6 months in 2013, his parents had called for him to return, he refused. He was with these guys, learning many practical and business aspect of pharmacy.
"Guy, school dey different from wetin dey outside", he told me.
"Guy, school dey different from wetin dey outside", he told me.
Those in the market were even shocked, how a university pharmacy student of the prestigious University of Nigeria could humbly learn under them, asking them questions, knowing which drug is which.
What happened?
He graduated with nice grade.
What happened?
He graduated with nice grade.
Guy man now owns Pharmacy& Stores in different places.
Sometimes, humility& ability to learn from those we might think we are better than is an added advantage to our careers and goals. His experience is wider compare to his classmates who just took the same courses as he did.
Sometimes, humility& ability to learn from those we might think we are better than is an added advantage to our careers and goals. His experience is wider compare to his classmates who just took the same courses as he did.
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