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schooldays. After doing his Today, he employs more than twenty young men and women at with his uncle, the carpenter, who took him to Adilang Technical School drills, among others. Gs Many people, institutions and organisations buy all kinds he had gained useful experience and saved enough money, his uncle He was very happy and so were his Parents (a) To which school did Ayoma go? rlgatath ies, they threw hin) out of home. He beaan living a few weeks later. Ayoma was more than happy. While there, he learnt doing what you love is the route to success ean “| see him asa future doctor," said his mother, with a smile. ‘ were not amused and asked him to change his mind. a join one of the best secondary schools in this He wanted to gain experience and also save some money. He worked ler people now believe that e a uncle plane and saw pieces of allowed him to start his own carpentry workshop. os we ” so hard. You could easily see that he was in love with his work. When To their shock, Ayoma told them about his dream occupation — i a jon at his uncle's yw SIO ere el ed, he had passed with flying , ee from him, He supports his brothers and sisters On completing his course, he worked with his uncle for a while. how to use various carpentry tools like hammers, screwdrivers and by a a ee Some of the best schools in the country. His rain? ane said. “I'm proud of you my son.