Osinbajo shares his story about the gains of Hard Work & Diligence

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Hard work wages, people. Really yes.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo shared a story on his speech at the University of Lagos on Tuesday, one of three typists.

The character of the country's employees is to rush, leave their offices unattended, nothing matters. But in this story, Osinbajo speaks of a young man who has only a high school diploma, whose attention has led to the place. He wrote:

I was 60 years earlier this year. This is one of the most beautiful surprises I have ever experienced. One minute, I'm 21, and then I'm 60 years old. Let me share with you the story I have shared at Lead City University a few days ago about some of the lessons learned so far.

See the story shared on his Facebook page below:

While I was teaching at the University of Lagos, as a young lecturer, in the department of Public Law in the Faculty of Law, there were 3 typists in the department. The chief typist, senior typist, and the junior typist. Because in those days before laptops and personal computers, typists in universities had to do a lot of work and they were very important because you always needed to type all your materials.
When there was work to do, what l discovered was that the chief typist would disappear. He works only till 4 pm. The senior typist would be nowhere to be found. But a gentleman called Adereni the junior typist, who only had his school certificate, was remarkably hardworking. Sometimes I would drop him off at his home at 1am.
Years after I was working as an adviser to the then Attorney-General of the Federation Hon. Bola Ajibola, who later became a judge of the World Court. While in the court at The Hague, in the Netherlands, one day he called me and asked if I could recommend a good secretary who is hard working and could do long judgments. I had three options, chief typist, senior or this junior typist, but the junior typist at a time had only school certificate, he didn’t have any other qualification but l choose him. He got to the Hague, and typically worked hard and diligently. Every judge in the court wanted him to work with them. He later moved his family over to the Hague and got degrees and made a good living for himself. One day he remembered me and actually sent me a car.

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