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When I was young,I always wanted to be a medical doctor. Growing up, I decided I wanted to a commercial student,this time with no particular career in mind. My love for Economics was the force driving me to get going. I wrote my SSCE (WAEC & NECO) with the aim of studying Economics. My father denied me the opportunity of studying this course. Why??
His reason was because Economics isn't as professional as Accounting. That year,I was devastated because I hated Accounting. All I was doing was because I needed it to graduate from my secondary school.
Long story short, I am not practicing what I studied in the university. I am ,now, a freelance copywriter and a fashion designer.

What about you? Are you like who is not doing what she loves? Let's hear your story!!

Damnnn niggar

Not really....but life is like a dickkk it fuckkks everybody...some it fuckkks with condom and others it fuckkks without condom

Remember those days...I love medicine
But university of Benin change my gadmnnn destiny...gave me computer science...managed to graduate after so many old programming languages...like fortran and pascal shit

Now am not even a programmer....am a keyboard warrior....sitting in front of my laptop keyboarding all day all night while smoking my weed

I do what I always wanted to do!

As a matter of fact I don’t waste my time doing just about anything to get by, and I’m damn good in what I do, arguably the best to ever do it.

That’s why am a dollar multi millionaire in my 30s…

Doing it to make money. Man must survive by all means available to him or her; things are hard now

Business is Business

Both

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More than 80 percent of Nigerians are working 4 stomach sake not 4 passion anything.

Where are the opportunities to even actualize ur passion?
Na when I small I dey reason passion 4 Nigeria

Right now the only passion I have is money no matter where it comes from

some facts out there

Nibo
I wish to be an actor aswear but d environment is not friendly o

I am a professional Afonja hater and I love what I do for a living. I am the best at it in the world right now.

I always admire as a child how those beautiful roads and bridges were constructed. Thank God i am a civil engineer today .

Making a living to survive for now...

I love day trading, even tho it can be stressful sometimes. imagine waking up and checking the charts then you place a trade, then you go and have breakfast only to come back and see -500$ omo e dey pain o, but if you get sense you can come back and see +1000$.

I love what I do, it's fun. What is life without a little thrill or drama.

Omo.. some never see any self

Wanted to be a medical doctor �

But I now sell colorado

Zoo world

Omo, it's my passion o, after doing the shii for more than a decade buying dayold chicks and selling at 4wks, l later cracked the regenerative system of agriculture form birds breeding to hatching and with a future dream of having a corn field and livestock on a separate side. A passion that led me into a jungle in search for site. Now I talk about with like it has happened and showed others to give a trial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFVPkRW3p2E

KillIgbohoN0W:
I am a professional Afonja hater and I love what I do for a living. I am the best at it in the world right now.

get this childish idiot outta here.

We just dabble into anything Halal (Legit) to make money!

I hate what am doing right now

B

Oh yes, I followed my dream and am doing perfectly fine.

What you studied in school doesn't matter this day but your ability to deliver in any area or field you find yourself.









This is a Nigeria where you went to the university to study Biochemistry or Geophysics and ended up working as a Banker.

Yes and yes

Just when this captain Jack dey give me joy, OP com make me dey feel sad!

Well, I've always wanted to be a rapper. I started writing my own song in 1999. Literally everyone who knew me then thought i was gonna be the biggest thing to ever come out from the rap industry. Like, when every teenagers were dreaming of becoming a doctor, lawyer, engineer etc. I was only thinking of being a successful rapster!

Sadly, back then it was very difficult to succeed in the music industry without money (moving to Lagos & working with the big boys)

I remember going to orubebe's house(the jega we'll not take this man). Dude listened to my demo & promised to help, but it was all scam! Omo, i Waka that man place tire sotey my slippers come know the road to his house

Of course, i went the higher institution but i knew i was doing that for doing sake. Na music dey my mind!

My dad was a plumber so during holidays, I usually go with to site to work so i could get money to book studio section.

Fast forward to now, I'm a family man working in one of the biggest oil & gas company in Nigeria as a plumber

Weda this has always been my destiny or na my village people hand work, I'm even sure but I'm not happy with what I'm doing for a living but man gats put food on the table

Who passion help? Am making my cool cash everyday,the money has made me fall in love with my work

In my latter years in life when I have made enough millions then I can pursue my so-called passion.
(Wealth is all about creating solutions to problem,it has nothing to do with passion.)