Change is Coming!!!

ALAO Akala hardly spent weekend in Ibadan as Governor. Every Friday, he must sleep in Ogbomoso. One day on his way to Ogbomoso with entourage, he peeped from his car, saw a man whose car broke down on the road trying to fix his tyres.... Akala asked his convoy to park... Everyone was shocked, not knowing that the man on the road was Akala secondary school mate in Ghana.

He jumped down from the car, rushed to the man, the two embraced each other, even with the dusty hands of his friend, Akala didn't mind. After little talks, Akala asked the man to give his key to one of his aides... "You fix this car and meet us at home".... He asked his friend to join him in his own car. They went to the Governor's house in Ogbomoso.

After eating Amala, Gbegiri and Ewedu... They discussed at length how life had treated them both since their departure from Ghana. "why haven't you come to greet me, don't you know I'm the Governor?" Akala asked.... "It's not easy to see you, they'll just embarrass me for nothing..."

Akala, immediately, gave him a brand new Toyota Camry and some money..... "See me on Monday in office with a good proposal"....

That was how he changed the fortune of his friend who he hadn't seen in decades.......

May God answer your prayers too.

 *Be nice to your friends irrespective of their status.

*Hmmmm, how many of ur class mates or friends have u ever helped when u have d opportunity?  Don't u become terror?  Don't u use them as ur slave cos they are serving under u?  Don't u behave as if where u are today is ur own making. Are u d most brilliant when u were in d school?  Akala has played his part on d life of his class mates well.  U too are playing ur part in d life of ur class mates/friends by d way of making them  weep or unhappy by sitting on their promotions or their entitlements.  Hmmm, all is for a short time. "Igbakan ni aye lo, enikan kolo ile aye gbo". You will soon become 'ex, .... former .......,  immediate past.......'.  Who told u that d children of ur class mates/friend u maltreated today will not become somebody that u will need his/her assistance tomorrow?