I have lived in this area for 6 years. I eat Akara a lot but no one fries it here. I was forced to learn how to fry it so I can eat it to my fill.
I learnt it. So for the past one year or less, I have been eating my own fried Akara. I can do it well.
Sometimes in December last year, one Igbo man started frying Akara here. My first taste of that Akara sent sweetness down my throat. I stopped frying mine and started buying from him. I have never fried Akara till date because of this man.
Last weekend, I went to buy Akara in his shop. I met him instead of his boy (he doesn't stay. I guess he has another business he runs). So I asked of the guy. He told me the guy is now in another branch he opened the day before. �
I didn't understand. I said "kedu otuo" (how do you mean).
He said he has opened another branch (he mentioned the name of the street) and is looking for someone to start staying in the one close to me whereas the boy I was asking of have moved to the new branch. He wants the boy there because of his good sales skill.
I went away feeling so ashamed of myself.
Why did I not start the Akara business and leave it in the hands of competent people to do for me?
I just recovered from the shame this night and decided to let my Facebook family know.
To you who has the desire to do something. Pick up yourself and start it today. Tomorrow might be too late.
Written by Chinaify Onyeabo
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I hope this post motivate you to act on that something you truly desire to do. You never can tell.

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I have lived in this area for 6 years. I eat Akara a lot but no one fries it here. I was forced to learn how to fry it so I can eat it to my fill.
I learnt it. So for the past one year or less, I have been eating my own fried Akara. I can do it well.
Sometimes in December last year, one Igbo man started frying Akara here. My first taste of that Akara sent sweetness down my throat. I stopped frying mine and started buying from him. I have never fried Akara till date because of this man.
Last weekend, I went to buy Akara in his shop. I met him instead of his boy (he doesn't stay. I guess he has another business he runs). So I asked of the guy. He told me the guy is now in another branch he opened the day before. �
I didn't understand. I said "kedu otuo" (how do you mean).
He said he has opened another branch (he mentioned the name of the street) and is looking for someone to start staying in the one close to me whereas the boy I was asking of have moved to the new branch. He wants the boy there because of his good sales skill.
I went away feeling so ashamed of myself.
Why did I not start the Akara business and leave it in the hands of competent people to do for me?
I just recovered from the shame this night and decided to let my Facebook family know.
To you who has the desire to do something. Pick up yourself and start it today. Tomorrow might be too late.
Written by Chinaify Onyeabo
~~~
I hope this post motivate you to act on that something you truly desire to do. You never can tell.

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