Young Man Shares 3 Adorable Photos that Accurately Capture His Success Story from 2015, Many React

• A man identified as Osawe Aiwekhoe Elvis has taken a trip down memory lane regarding his career
• He shared adorable photos of himself on social media and narrated the story behind each of the pictures
• The young man, who graduated from Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, has achieved tremendous success over the years

A man identified as Osawe Aiwekhoe Elvis has taken to social media to celebrate his progress since 2015.

Osawe shared adorable photos of himself on LinkedIn and narrated the story behind each picture.

In the first frame, the young man could be seen wearing an overall and posing for the camera. According to him, he took the photo when he was a cadet with Mv Aida IV, Alexandria Port, Egypt, in 2015.

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Osawe said he was studying at Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport at the time.

Describing the second frame, he said he was the second officer, JDPO with Psv Sophia Maria now DAENERYS TARGARYEN. This was taken at the FOT Onne port, Nigeria, in late 2019 while working at EJOVI Dredging and Marine Services Limited.

In his words:

"Frame 3 > Surfer #pilot with Utai 10, Adaz Marine Offshore Nigeria. Early 2019. Bourbon Interoil Nigeria Limited."

The young man said it has been a great transition, adding that his last contract was with Mv A-10 and her sister Mv A-30 as chief officer.

Many celebrate the young man

Ajanami Mercy said:

"You deserve it, is not easy to read book in Arab academy."

Orlu Victor commented:

"Impressive Osawe Aiwekhoe Elvis."

Datonye Robert Lawson-Jack wrote:

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"Success is a marathon of consistency work out one day at a time."

Esther Jack said:

"More wins!"

Meanwhile, a 30-year-old Ghanaian lady who was on her way to becoming a nurse made a sudden switch to become a corrections officer and has been awarded a UN medal for her role and relentless service.

Sergeant Josephine Dei Kotei, according to a post on the verified Facebook handle of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), is the youngest peacekeeper working in the Malakal detention centre.

Kotei indicates that she wanted to become a nurse in other to care for people and serve them even in her weakest moments but gladly, she is able to do that with her new profession.

Source: YEN.com.gh