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The last few months has been a tough and excruciating battle with my life. I am sure I have had to suffer more pains than the guy at the cross who asked Jesus for a place in his kingdom. For those who don't already know, I have a lump on my throat and it has grown to the point where it's now capable of eating my own blood. The lump, according to the series of scans I have done is called Lymphoma. In simpler terms, I have been battling Lymphoma. I have gone days where I couldn’t talk, days where I couldn’t move my body from the bed for the whole day, nights where I have had my life flash before my eyes just because I chose to pee, days where I have had constant blurry visions where I couldn’t see things or anyone clearly, this explains why I have stayed off Facebook because I can’t see for long. I am very weak. It’s the first thing you’d notice when you see me. I am being assisted to walk as I cannot walk on my own. In two months, I have fallen at different places that have sometimes resulted into injuries. How I am still alive, I do not understand it yet. The weakness is very evidenced in my voice, it has been the weakest it has ever been and my speech has become somehow incoherent. When I talk for over 30 seconds, I begin to gasp for air. I am sure some of those who have called me during this period will understand this better. I have emaciated a lot. I don’t even look like me anymore. I have been receiving treatment at the teaching hospital here in Uyo. I am scheduled for a biopsy soon, but I have to wait another week cus the hospital decided to shut down the hospital and send patients home after an issue that occurred at the hospital entrance yesterday. For those who don’t know, a biopsy is done to check if a lump is cancerous or not. So a mini surgery is required as they’ll have to cut a part of my throat to remove the small lump they need for the biopsy. The result of what the biopsy would be scares me a bit. First, because I don’t have the energy to go through cancer treatment after this horrible last two/three months. I really hope it’s not cancer so I can begin to prepare my mind for a major surgery instead. My family and friends have been supportive financially, emotionally, morally during this period. But I’ll be needing your help and support as they can’t do it alone. The biopsy and a possible surgery will cost me significant finances. I need your help. I already thought I’ll be dead by now. But I wake up to life every morning, surprisingly. And since the universe still wants me alive, please help me stay alive. Thank you very much. 7083295784 Ufonime Opay 6869773014 Ufonime FCMB I hope to return to Facebook again after all these. But I need to be okay first. At least get the blurry vision out of the way so I can see your updates on my screen again. I am thankful to everyone who has reached out one way or the other to ask about my well-being. I opened my Messenger app for the first time few days ago and I was overwhelmed at the plethora of new messages. I would attend to those messages as soon as I can gather enough strength. Thank you everyone. God bless you. If God wills, I will be back. Please help Hufon Hime survive His Before. After Photo below 👇

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As you climb the corporate ladder, practice kindness. I remember when I was job hunting, I once arrived late for an interview because I had just travelled overnight from Kaduna to Lagos. My parents were sick, and I came in that same morning, barely had time to freshen up before rushing there. I got to the interview tired, breathing heavily because I had run upstairs after being told I was the last candidate. The Head of HR, who later became my boss and mentor, simply told me to take a few minutes to catch my breath. No judgment, no harshness; just kindness. He asked why I was late, I explained, he listened, interviewed me, and I made sure I gave it my best. Weeks later, I got the job. Some people would have focused only on my lateness, but Isaac Taiwo chose empathy. Till today, I owe him for that grace. As you grow, be kind. Sometimes, one act of kindness can change someone’s life forever.

Yesterday taught me something about dreams and hard work. Around 4pm, I returned to my office in Lagos after a stressful solar installation in Ilupeju. My body was tired, my clothes dusty, and my head hot from stress. I gave my boys ₦50,000 and told them: “Go to the mall, get something nice for yourselves. You people tried today.” As soon as they left, my iPhone rang. Unknown number. I picked up. “Good evening, is this Adegoke?” “Yes sir.” “This is Governor Adeleke, Executive Governor of Osun State.” For some seconds, I froze. He said an Alhaji I once worked for recommended me strongly and told him I was very good with solar and inverter projects. Then he said: “We want to discuss solar projects for hospitals and government facilities in Osun. Can you be at the Government House tomorrow before noon?” My heart started racing. I immediately said: “I’ll be there before 11am, Your Excellency.” Minutes later, the same Alhaji called me. He said: “I already told the governor about your work. Don’t disappoint me.” At that point, sleep disappeared from my eyes. I kept checking the time all night. By 5am, I was awake. Did my devotion. Bathed. Entered my car and drove straight to Osogbo. I got to the Government House before 11am. I met commissioners, important officials, and eventually I was led into the governor’s office. I prostrated to greet him like a true son of the soil. Documents came out. Project discussions started. Hospitals. Government facilities. Execution timelines. Then the governor looked at me and said: “I trust you’ll do a good job.” At that moment, years of stress, sleepless nights, difficult jobs, and sacrifices finally started making sense. Then suddenly… “Oga… Oga wake up. It’s already 7pm.” I opened my eyes. Na office chair I still dey sit. Everything was a dream. But strangely, I wasn’t disappointed. Because sometimes dreams are reminders of where hard work can take you. And deep down, I know someday the jobs I’ve done in Ede, Osogbo, Ilesha, and Lagos, East, North etc will speak for me. And when that call finally comes for real… I won’t need to dream it twice. I’ll already be ready. ⚡

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