DESTINY

"There's a tide in the affairs of men......."
-William Shakespeare 

Not that I'm not in support of the saying that ANYBODY CAN MAKE IT. However, I still can't find a substantive evidence to support the claim.

Hardwork I also believe may pay. But not all pay comes from hardwork. 

So, I strongly support this: ANYBODY CAN MAKE IT WHETHER HE WORKS FOR IT OR NOT. AND WHETHER HE LIKES IT OR NOT.

Olajumoke was just minding her business selling agege bread. That N200 profit was her focus. But then TY Bello's camera had another focus. No hardwork, just being at the right place and at the right time even without the right focus. One may argue that selling bread on the streets is hardwork. No doubts. However, selling bread on the street might also be a consequent of laziness or a wasted opportunity. However, stardom was hers to attain WHETHER SHE LIKES IT OR NOT.

So many had sold agege bread for years. So many have passed that spot on which Olajumoke was spotted. Some would have even made better models. But TY Bello's camera refused to focus on them. 

So many young girls have even taking to selling agege bread now in different parts of Lagos hoping and praying that the God of Olajumoke would be their God.

There's really no formula for success.

But truly some are born great
Some achieved greatness by grace
And some have greatness enthroned upon them

In the same vain, some are born poor
Some achieve poverty.
And for some, poverty seems unavoidable

‪#‎Nature‬ is unfair#