One day, after school I was supposed to get something done from the main campus, so I left P.Site and made haste to the school gate to get a tricycle.
On reaching the gate, I found that a lot of people too had gone ahead. I could see a lot of tricycles littered around the school gate like red roses on Valentine’s eve.
“Main camp, Terminus, Angwa.” The drivers kept shouting at the top of their lungs these are the possible destinations they could think of.
It was so dramatic to an extent, and excellently confusing too. I noticed that, when a passenger doesn’t want to pay the required ratio, he is quickly rejected. “After all, students are always flocking around and won’t go extinct.” the drivers would say defiantly.
Despite the noise, I could locate a tricycle going my way, and off we went like a fast-moving train, going to a faraway land.
Hey, they are so much noise at the junction of life. There’s so much turbulence at the decision-making end. Make up your mind now, before you arrive at the crossroad.
Do you have a destination? The tricycles are ready, drivers poised like a waiting writer, if you are not sure of your destination, you may be taken afar to a land unknown, strange and alien to your vision and purpose.
All roads do have a destination, but not all roads are meant for you. You have just one life, one purpose, one destination, and one road.
Don’t be in a rush at the crossroad. Don’t be carried away. Remember why you are on a journey, identify your actual route, and tread upon it.
Verse to Instruct “Thus saith the Lord, Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls.” (Jeremiah 6;16)
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