He said: “I was born in one room in Surulere, Lagos. I am the second out of seven children. Nine of us were living inside that one room ( Face Me I Face You) My father had one bed, a two seater chair and a small table inside the room. When it is raining the roof of the house will be leaking. So, the nine of us sleeping in the one room have to manoaver ourselves on how to sleep without rain beating us”
“There is a curtain demacating the bed from the other part of the room. There were about 30 people living inside the compound using one toilet and bathroom”
“My father was a cook. A cook not a chef. My mother was a petty trader. I used to hawk eggs
on my head to support my parents to put food on the table. I will hawk eggs from Cole street in Surulere to Yaba, Lagos”
I trek to school bare foot until I was able to get a pair of slippers. But, in that condition God was watching me and God uplifted me.
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