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Odii’s obstacles from apprentice in Alaba International market to PhD

In a remarkable display of perseverance and determination, Aloysius Odii, a Nigerian man who had worked as an apprentice at the Alaba International Market, has just graduated with a PhD.

Odii’s journey from market apprentice to PhD holder is an inspiring tale of hard work and dedication.

Odii’s story began several years ago when he was working as an apprentice to a business mogul at the Alaba International Market.

Despite the long hours and demanding work, Odii always had a thirst for knowledge and would often be seen reading during his breaks.

However, his boss was not impressed and would often scold him for wasting time. Undeterred, Odii remained focused on his studies and eventually decided to leave his job and pursue his dreams of obtaining a higher education.

It was not an easy decision for Odii, as he knew he would be facing many challenges, including financial difficulties and societal expectations. But he was determined to succeed and enrolled in a university to pursue his studies.

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Over the years, Odii worked tirelessly to complete his studies, juggling academic work with part-time jobs to support himself. His hard work paid off when he recently graduated with a PhD, a remarkable achievement that has made him the pride of his community.

Speaking about his journey, Odii said, “My oga often gets furious seeing me read and even advises me to be serious. I had to leave and pursue my dream.” He went on to say that his success was not just for himself but also for his family and community.

Odii’s story is a testament to the power of education and hard work.

It is an inspiration to all those who face obstacles in pursuit of their dreams. Odii has shown that with determination, anything is possible, and that one can achieve greatness regardless of their background or circumstances.

Folaranmi Ajayi

Folaranmi Ajayi, Senior Reporter at Edugist is an educator with over a decade of experience in teaching and helping students pass exams with above-average grades. He is an investigative education journalist with a special interest in local education reporting, mentoring students, public speaking, and online training.

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