Comments on: Bridge Built with One Finger

By: Babajide Adewale

Babajide Adewale — Wed, 20 May 2009 20:03:30 +0000

Oga, Sir this is so encouraging and at the same time thought provoking. It’s good to have dreams, make decisions to fulfill this dreams, be patient through the challenging period but much more it’s good to be determined.

Determination is the key to great achievements. Even when hell let lose and all, I mean everything seems not to be working, even when your family don’t believe in your dream. It’s still your dream, don’t give up, be determined. in a short while they will begin to get curious and concern why you are so dogged on your dream, someone would start believing in you, start seeing reasons with you.

I love some folks in the Bible, Shedrack, Meshack and Abednego they made decision to serve Jehovah and they were determined about it. Even at the Point of Death they stood by their decision. Someone said if what you believe in is not worth dieing for, then it’s not worth believing in.

Dreams will come true, if we don’t quit.

By: IKOTUN ADEBISI

IKOTUN ADEBISI — Wed, 20 May 2009 12:37:49 +0000

This bridge is not just a bridge, it’s a bridge with touching lessons, it’s the hallmark of one man’s determination and indomitable spirit, a tribute to one woman’s love and devotion, and a story of team work and faith by the Engineers that constructed it.
This is breathtaking! i got the message and this place hits me so well. together we can, but it begins from some where-ONE MAN; he decided to move against all odds.
A dream i once decided to act on was rendered handicapped because i shared it with with dream killers…it was as if you were talking to me to talk less and act more.
the time has come to build the tall and strong bridge.

By: OMOZELE

OMOZELE — Wed, 20 May 2009 11:28:13 +0000

what an inspiring story i must confess.not many after the fatal accident that would have contunued but the truth is, vision is a very powerful tool and also it energizes. vision is seeing the end of any project and coming back to the present, making plans on how to get there. that was what kept the son going despite losing his father and the limitation in his health. now i know why Beckham named his son Brooklyn.

By: Oyinade Akanbi

Oyinade Akanbi — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:17:34 +0000

This is really really interesting and inspiring.

I have had this dream God revealed to me months ago about the next focus for my life but have been so nervous about taking the neccessary steps towards the achievement of this dream. The fear of failure and the unknown has so much been restricting me that I was beginning to doubt my capabilities to achieve this dream.

However, after reading this piece, i feel re-inspired. The actualisation of a dream is fully dependent on the dreamer taking that bold step not withstanding all odds/criticisms/obstacles and never giving up.

To him that believes, nothing is impossible.

Thanks Deolu. You are surely a blessing to our generation.

By: Cyril

Cyril — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 22:30:56 +0000

Wow!!!

This is awesomely interesting.

There are so many lessons to learn from this.It is touching yet very inspiring.

Thanks Deolu

By: Peter Oluokun

Peter Oluokun — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 07:52:40 +0000

Great piece and inspiring, there are enough story in history to establish the fact that anything is possible to him the believes and pursues his dream with passion, not to talk of a collective move a people to dream and actualise their dream. You have just refreshed me again.

By: Olajide Michael

Olajide Michael — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 07:23:18 +0000

From this write up i came to a conclusion, “There is no impossibility anywhere, every man’s fear and ignorance is his impossibility”.

By: Jide Ayinla

Jide Ayinla — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:11:30 +0000

To our friend Sogo, i think it’s about conviction. If the course is important to you than your job, resign from the job and go for it. It’s better you leave the job than miss the course and start performing poorly on the job. If you are not allowed to take the course, you will surely have an illfeelings towards your boss and your performance on the job will likely drop.

If your performance drops, you will eventually be shown the way out.

Why not follow your dreams and resign the job.

By: Jide Ayinla

Jide Ayinla — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 14:52:00 +0000

read the story before but it’s comes fresh and inspiring to me today as i have being busy in my brain ruminating about a project i want to embark on. thanks for the advice as regard right partnership.

By: Joseph Ekwu

Joseph Ekwu — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 14:23:41 +0000

ok…who would join me…lets tap the fourth mainland bridge into existence…

Good piece.