The Life Of Africa Child -By Abdulrasheed Akere

Entire professionals, experts or successful people in distinctive disciplines begin the race from somewhere, there are times when they’re new to this world; when they don’t know what to become and how to become it. This stage of neonate is subjected to a bevy of experiences that pass knowledge with ordeals. Some may quit in the process while the enthusiastic ones will stay till the very end, when their pains will yield gains.

Frankly, before a child becomes a man, enormous shege has been witnessed successfully. To ignite the storyline from the child’s first day on earth, it escaped from the maternal womb through the hollow vagina crying as it’s aware of life cankerworms, while the mother is in labor pain. Then the neonate will begin to feed on the breast milk erupting from the mammary gland of the mother — depending on her nutrition to survive.

Similarly, the child relies on its parent to see, hear, locomote, just to mention but a few, in the sense that the parent puts the child through in all things until its senses and organs are well developed. Even the child cannot express its feelings vocally, the parent only guesses what it wants each time.

In addition, the more the child ages, the more it becomes hectic for the parent to monitor its motility and endeavors. At times, the child may approach a dangerous entity so far it cannot distinguish harmful from harmless, toxic from non-toxic, right from wrong, poisonous food from healthier food and a lot more.

To cut the long story short, the child grows with more fuss to numerous trauma in the course of chasing comfortability. Often, when one is pursuing a career, notable challenges arise along the line which requires to be overcome so as to be a successful individual. Life success is tantamount to Larmackian theory of the survival of the fittest, not all those who chase a dream will achieve it.

About the writer: Abdulrasheed Akere is a student of Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS). He can be reached via abdulrasheedabdulkareem01@gmail.com.