Beyond Sickness, A Call to Fulfill

Between 2020 and 2023, I faced the two greatest test in my health. In those years, I was simultaneously diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure and a Brain Aneurysm, conditions that could have taken my life at any moment. It was an irony so sharp that it forced me to stop and reflect: here I was, someone who had spent a lifetime striving, building, and serving, suddenly brought face-to-face with the reality that my very breath was fragile, borrowed, and never guaranteed.

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And yet, what seemed like tragedy became revelation. My life was never meant to be consumed by personal pursuits alone; it was always meant to serve a greater purpose.

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Most of the physicians in charge of my care admitted that my case was beyond medical science. By all logic, I should not have survived. Yet in the midst of frailty, I discovered strength. In the shadow of death, I found clarity of mission.

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Even my mentors in America, aware of what I was enduring, reminded me that survival was not accidental. And in the middle of this season, I received a divine instruction. Unexpectedly, God provided the means to fulfill it through a significant win in the stock market — right at the height of my illness. That provision was not for luxury or personal gain; it was to finance an instruction I could not ignore.

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I threw myself into completing those tasks, working as though time was no longer mine to hold — determined to finish what God had asked of me, just in case it was already my time. That obedience, even in weakness, gave me peace. It affirmed that my life’s meaning was not measured in years lived, but in faithfulness to the call.​

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I live to fulfill the purpose God has entrusted to me: to serve, to build, to lead, and to testify of His faithfulness through every scar, every victory, and every story yet to unfold.

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