Some years ago while in pharmacy school I wrote a course and failed. Honestly speaking it took me by surprise because I was popular in the pharmacy school plus I was one of the top ranking brilliant student. Did you say Failed? Yes dear I too had a share of my own failure.

I remembered going to the board that day with the full confidence of a believing christian after praying and fasting prior to the set date of the result. I declared so many prophetic words before getting to the board but with all the faith I had I could not stop my racing heart which if checked would probably have been beating at 100 beats/min.

Ladies and Gentle men behold the results were pasted and I saw “FAILED TO REPEAT”, Wow! I exclaimed, I started laughing uncontrollably. The failure that year in the department was massive so people flocked the board.

When a friend saw me laughing he smiled and asked; You made it through right? He did not stop there, he went further to say “I know your type, una no dey carry last”. That was when I realized that I had not only failed myself but the expectations of everyone.

I started shedding tears, I felt a deep sharp pain in my heart that would not go away, I could not control the tears, I just held him tight and wept.

These were his words to me:

https://www.campusmuster.com/i-kissed-failure-goodbye-by-pat-ima-my-success-story/

my own failure story be like dictionary if I own write

mikejj:
my own failure story be like dictionary if I own write

Funny! But the world awaits you

That's not close to the failure described bellow:

He always wanted to be an engineer, even had talent for it. Luckly he got admission into a polytechnic to study elect/elect but his parents pasuaded him to go to a college of education to study Computer science/physics education due to their financial challege.

He accepted and went and Graduated tops from the COE with best result hoping to do direct entry to study computer engineering with his NCE. He wrote Jamb and got admitted into a state university to study computer science. He dropped out because he did not like the school and also wanted to study engineering not science. So he wrote jamb again and this time, did not get admission. Meanwhile he also discovered that no university accepts NCE for engineering.

Realising that time and age are not in his favour he took his only option which will allow him graduate 2 years before hitting age 30 and went for direct entry to study Computer education and obtained a BSc(ed). He went from engineer to teacher...

Now that's failure.