Did that why in secondary school then,even read on the road..lol

book go sweet you sote una go carry book go read anywhere.

Seeth a man diligent in his business he shall stand before kings and not before mere man.
my Principal Routine Quote on the Assembly ground way back at A.O.C

Is he related to the prolific Luvvie Ajayi? There's got to be something about the Ajayis'

Welldone my friend, I always knew you would go places right from our university days! Greater heights bro

I still can remember how hyped I was about books I didn't start reading on time as a kid I literally had no ideal how to read and write but my sister put me through and after then I sought of had this thing for reading.. lol I do read with lantern into the dead of the night alone most times... I had medical brothers whose books if whenever I had no novel to read I will start reading ..lol reading was that interesting.... today I am writer because I read...READING TO ME IS LIFE WRITING TO ME IS LIVING THAT LIFE

I will start reading like never before.

bobokeshington:
If you want to hide something from an African, put it in a book...

Weldone bro! Readers Are Leaders!!

That was then, that was when we were slaves and could not read...We are not just Africans, we have influenced greatly

Dammy Ajayi, just in case you get to read this, I am very proud of you and your exploits.

Nigeria isn't a great reading country so there may not have been many wonderful comments that might inspire you even more than you previously are on this Nairaland thread. I know you however do understand that many people, who may indeed not write or comment on this post really do appreciate what you do.

Combining Medical Practice - and I understand you are at advanced stages of Mental Health Residency Training in one of our Teaching Hospitals - with writing, as I similarly do with some hobby writing/Journalism and the continued practice of the primary job responsibility of Medicine, is definitely not easy: the bottlenecks, the time constraints meeting deadlines both ways, the demands of time for family and the larger society, the sometimes avoidable challenges from peers, colleagues and superiors in both the literary world and the field of Medicine; who may query why or how you commit yourself to something which appears so divergent to many, are often challenges that I am certain you face, as I similarly do.

I was with our mutual hero, Dr Wale Okediran a few weeks ago, and we still correspond regularly. I am certain you also do.

Please keep the flag flying. You are blazing the pathway, and many of us are very proud of you!


Best regards,
From Rotimi's brother.

Shamzo4u:


That was then, that was when we were slaves and could not read...We are not just Africans, we have influenced greatly

Is it this Africa that is backward in every aspect

It's good to read e! Will help u in a long wey

Synopsis?