Speaking during the visit, Mr. Wigwe
shared several successful tips built on integrity, honesty, hard
work, self-love, family, perseverance, developing a savings culture,
even as he encouraged them to adopt the values of discipline and hard
work in all their endeavours.
“You cannot achieve success without
hard work and excellence. In everything you do, be ready to go the
extra mile. The biggest mistake anyone can make is to relent on one’s
dream because of the fear that it is too difficult. Focus on the joy
in every activity, don’t let your present circumstances ever
determine your future. Don’t let anyone tell you your dreams are
too big to be achieved. Beware of friends and peer groups that tell
you to take shortcuts, because shortcuts always end in regrets,” he
said.
He further explained the importance of
imbibing good saving habits, stating that was a necessary skill that
would help them achieve their goals.
“Many of the business leaders that we
celebrate in Nigeria and all over the world started off by building a
strong saving culture. Learning to save is one of the key things that
young people need to imbibe, as it will help prepare you for
important periods in your life and help you in starting up any
business or career you choose.”
He also joined the students in some
interesting activities, as they gathered around him for a selfie
photograph, which he promised to cherish always.
A highlight of the event was the
interactive session between the Access Bank CEO and the students.
Discussing with a student who explained that the school needed
instructional facilities, Herbert Wigwe made a commitment to
refurbish the school’s Information and Communication Technology
(ICT) laboratory.
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