One cool evening after work, I was driving home on the busy Adeola Odeku Street in Victoria Island. The beauty of the night lights rea...
One cool evening after work, I was driving home on the busy Adeola Odeku Street in Victoria Island. The beauty of the night lights really gives the street a nice dazzle.
Away from the aesthetics of the road, from afar I saw one of the traffic lights blinking - signaling it was about to turn red and I frantically tried to pick up speed to beat the light to no avail.
As I settled down accepting my fate, the drivers behind me didn't seem to understand that RED meant stop as they kept on blaring their horns for me to move so they could also move.
I decided to wait for the light to turn green before I moved ignoring the resulting noise pollution coming from behind me.
As I drove off , I started seeing leadership from a different dimension. The fact that the right actions of one man can actually compel others to act right.
In this situation, once I wasn't going to beat the light every other person behind me had to wait whether they liked it or not.
I realised I didn't need to be in Aso rock to lead I could do it right from the streets.
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