Just before you type; "Congratulations" , read this short story of my various feats serving my Father land; NYSC DIARY I know by NOW you have gone through the post and probably liked, commented, shared or even followed my page. Well, let me say; Welcome back! You might probably have too many questions to ask on how I was able to achieve all of that amidst Covid and the too many drama that happened this year, well I will tell you. First , I will say GOD DID IT! This is a truth I wouldn't withhold from you, this is to tell you I am not about to take the Glory that belong to my Father. You know when Vision+Divine direction mixes with Grace, the results are out of the world. So in case you are serving or probably preparing to go for yours, always remember that " By strength shall no man prevail ", be you Jackie Chan or whoever, if you must succeed in life you need God. More importantly, you need to build a solid relationship with him because you only get informatio
The Story of Linda Ikeji, Told By Linda Ikeji “Let me tell you a bit of my own story, and I hope it inspires you to go out there and get yours. I started my hustle very young, just fresh out of secondary school. I started modelling even before I got into the university. At the university, I also continued my modelling career and I also started organizing beauty pageants, I organized Miss University of Lagos for three consecutive years and in 2003, I decided that I want to contest in a beauty pageant. I contested in Miss Nigeria 2003, and I failed. I finished university, and I started my own company; a Modelling and Events Company. I hustled a lot back then to keep my company afloat. When the money wasn’t coming in as I had hoped, I decided to put my hands in other businesses. So I started a magazine. I failed at it. I started a Marketing and Public Relations Company. I failed at it. I started a TV Modelling Show. I failed at it. I attempted to start a Reality TV Modelling Compet