women's Empowerment

women's Empowerment

  • WpView
    LECTURAS 5
  • WpVote
    Votos 0
  • WpPart
    Partes 1
WpMetadataReadContenido adultoContinúa<5 mins
WpMetadataNoticeÚltima publicación dom, jul 23, 2017
WpInfo
Ficción
Temas Sociales
 As a child, I wanted a computer. But, we never had a cash So, one day, I came back from school. I looked in my room, there was a computer there. I went crazy joy. I rushed to my daddy and rugged him and begin to thank him But, that's he told me, he didn't get the computer, Mom got it. For two year, She kept saving money from the groceries. For two year, She didn't buy herself new clothes. She didn't get her broken slipper mended and she got me a computer.  She is an empowered women for me She has a proven to make other's dream come true. Just like all other mothers....
Todos los derechos reservados
Únete a la comunidad narrativa más grandeObtén recomendaciones personalizadas de historias, guarda tus favoritas en tu biblioteca, y comenta y vota para hacer crecer tu comunidad.
Illustration

Quizás también te guste

  • The Premiere Journey to the University, The Rough Ride Experience
  • The Sun and it's Darkness (Completed)
  • Solicitude
  • BROKEN COURAGE (Lucas & Emilia Book 3)
  • Yours Forcefully
  • The Billionaire's Pregnant Ex Wife | +18|
  • New Beginning
  • DADDY? |18+|
  • Not the way you think
  • Wildhearts

This is a non-fictional anecdote about Agbesi as he was hooked up by the tussles in securing his university education. As he graduated from secondary school, he was very passionate in furthering his tertiary education in order to make his dream as a petroleum engineer come true. Though brilliant, he could not make it to the university that very year he had completed secondary school by virtue of gross financial constraints. Agbesi having known his fate, had to spend a year at home and work for his industrious but impoverished mum and his rich misery surrogate father. Loving his mum so much for her care for the family, he decided to help her in her petty business as against teaching. As the real-life experiences unfold in the story, Agbesi had been stood down from her mother's drinking and food spot business and coerced to embrace his surrogate father's block factory and land-surveying enterprises. Notwithstanding that he earned meagre wages from any of those businesses, he continued saving and finally applied into one of the most prominent public universities in the country and bought a few school items too from the same savings. Finally, when he was about to leave for the university, there arose the issue of paying his academic fees. Through the intervention of two of his benefactors in his secondary school, this dire condition was resolved. All set and done, he was full of gratitude as he set off to his new school.

Más detalles
WpActionLinkPautas de Contenido