Here it comes, there it goes.

It has been a long time since I wrote a long piece on LinkedIn, so I choose this day – my birth date to drop this. My earnest desire is that it supports someone, upholds someone’s faith, guides another, encourages that lady who is about to give up, inspires the birthing of that idea, strengthen the resolve of that entrepreneur, and adds value to everyone who comes across this.

So, from the ending part of my first line, it appears I am writing one of those “aspire to perspire” pieces, but no. I am writing about something that I am deeply invested in – using a combination of resources to solve relevant and real-life problems around poverty and illiteracy.

Towards the end of this piece, I dedicate a few lines to highlight what motivates me, what I do, and how I feel about what I do.

here…

It definitively becomes what was not, not because there was no inclination. Alas!

How did it expand beyond the confines of discomfited turns? How can we so underestimate the precariousness of a premediated fit of convoluted anger? Simply, merely, an assumption…baseless yet insignificantly important. Lonely, but astoundingly present and fresh. It was all but a lie. Nothing less than that could have resulted from a non-existent (travesty) but for the love of in-bound fear.

Fear? No! Alas, fear it was who stood the ground and molested the ever significant. It was fear who argued beyond normal (rationality) that it was both impossible and doable yet gave a glimmer of hope that it was already done and needed not be done anymore.

What to do? Assume no more? Dollarize more? Desire more? Purposefully pitch your tent? Those are fanciful, yet impactful reasons to be alive. Sorry, looks like a little digression, but that is not my point. I can only infer that based on the specificities of ingrained gratitude, we look up and forward with hope, but with unconscious bias continue to till the ground. Fruitfulness is an advantage that suffers no loss at the end, if and only if.

I round this off by honouring, acknowledging, appreciating all who are instrumental to me being me – family, friends, mentors, mentees, colleagues, supporters, and partners. God is good, all the time! ??

I love to support and be involved in initiatives that strengthen the professional competence and capacity of especially young people towards a society that is sustainable and enjoys shared prosperity. Additionally, I am committed to using my competencies to support and strengthen public policy discourse, strategies, and outcomes to deliver public good.

On supporting individuals, I love to emphasise the use of education to develop and shape the mind, while on supporting businesses, my desire is to see more thriving businesses that look back on decades of consistency through sustainable initiatives.

I am a Knowledge & Learning Consultant, Business and Public Policy Enthusiast and a Certified Financial Literacy Trainer.

With a deep commitment to godly and excellent living, I value virtues of simplicity, camaraderie, and forthrightness.