OluFemi

There is no profession in the world where new entrants begin to earn big and start desiring the very lifestyle of those that have been in the profession even before his or her birth. Money is important but money should not be the driving force of any young professional. I feel this is basic and should be preached by all means. We must emphasis that life is in phases. Learn the ropes. Understand the market. Market your skills. Hold on to what you have while you are actively learning the ropes and building connections and making influences. This desperation to get sufficient money at green stage of career is what push some of our colleagues to “charge and bail” practices. Money is not everything. The poorest man is he whose only wealth is money. You cannot draft a convincing motion for extension of time without error but you want to earn as much as someone who was already building his career before you gained admission to the university. No. Earning big should not be your concern. Sharpening your skills and getting to becoming a better professional should be your major concern. Money naturally flows over time. Enough said.

URGENT APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MY SON I am making a heartfelt and urgent appeal for financial assistance for my one-year-old son, who has been battling multiple congenital heart defects PDA, ASD, VSD. He was initially diagnosed in Nigeria and placed on palliative care.

URGENT APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MY SON I am making a heartfelt and urgent appeal for financial assistance for my one-year-old son, who has been battling multiple congenital heart defects PDA, ASD, VSD. He was initially diagnosed in Nigeria and placed on palliative care.