Man who was once a trotro mate shares inspiring success story

Man who was once a trotro mate shares inspiring success story

- A young Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @neldom2010 has said that he worked as a bus conductor for four years so that he could pay his school fees

- After his secondary school, he had to also rely on the job to partly fund himself in his first year in the university

- The young man's fortune has now changed with a great job and he is about to complete his MBA

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People say success comes to those who put in hard work. While being smart could also be a factor, the story of a Nigerian man with the Twitter handle @neldom2010 supports the fact that committed efforts contribute greatly to one's life.

In a post on the micro-messaging platform on Tuesday, September 22, the young man quoting a tweet about a young bus conductor in Lagos state, said that he was also like him for four years to make ends meet.

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According to him, between 2005 to 2009, he acted as a conductor to pay fees in secondary school. After that level, he worked harder in the same profession to pay for his WAEC and JAMB.

A collage showing the man and an illustrative picture of yellow buses in Lagos state. 
Photos sources: Twitter/@neldom2010/Getty Images
A collage showing the man and an illustrative picture of yellow buses in Lagos state. Photos sources: Twitter/@neldom2010/Getty Images
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Just when you think he has done enough already, he added that while in the university, he was able to fund part of his 100 level fees with the job.

Like most grass-to-grace success stories go, he did not only make it, he is now about to finish his Masters of Business Administration (MBA). The MBA student said that he also has a great job and a very promising future of possibilities.

See his tweet below:

His tweet quickly went viral and has over almost 7,000 likes as at the time of writing this report. Many also had their stories to tell.

Below are some of their reactions:

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Nigerian lady, Elizabeth Ogwo, overcame all odds to achieve her life’s dream.

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In a LinkedIn post, she said it took her 10 solid years before she was called to the Nigerian bar as a lawyer. She also had to study at three different universities.

Elizabeth said when she finished secondary school in 2010, she thought hard work and her intelligence would get her the goal of being a lawyer, thinking she would not need God.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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