Olamide Adedeji a.k. a Badoo sang in one of his song, “legendry hustler” I’m a story book, let the children read me,” and recently he proved that he meant those lyrics above as he offered his life for children of Ogun State origin to learn from when he honored an invitation to be a mentor at a summer camp organize for school pupils in Ogun State. Olamide used the opportunity to unveil the reason why he dropped out of Tai Solarin University Of Education in 2011. Many had speculated that he dropped out of school because he could not meet the mental academic demands, but Olamide put to rest all those rumors and speculations when he revealed that he left school because his father could not afford his fees. The hit maker how ever charged the pupils to take their studies seriously and be prayerful “I want to tell you that you must always put God first in everything you are doing. Be focused and there is nothing you cannot achieve, if you are discipline,” the Durosoke crooner said
Broke Nigerian men keep complaining that women reject them because of their lack of financial ability. This self pitying consoling thought line is always sold by these men to compensate their poor ego, but that's not usually the case. It's not always because of being broke. Sometimes, maybe, most times. Now, here's the reality. We always assume that every women rejects a man because he's just broke. This makes us ignore the possibilities of other inadequacy that could be a deal breaker in men. Money is not all. In fact, it's a myth that women are after money. A lot of broke dudes still fall in love and get married. So? There's something these rejections are about that is far from money. Cool, you don't have money. How about your confidence? Your self esteem? Do you exude low self esteem and talk out of pity? How intelligent and engaging are you? Can you make intelligent conversations and brainstorm with a woman? Do you have a vision? A feasib...
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