National Telescope national telescope newspaper
By Ekpenyong Emmanuel
Nigerian, renowned Guinness World Cheese Master, Tunde Onokoya has come out to tell nigerians his occupation of survival at the early time of his career in 2013/2014.
He disclosed the statement on Sunday via his instagram handle, following 2024 Experience program held TBS, Lagos. The concert, a major event in Nigeria’s Christian calendar, draws thousands each year.
Onakoya narrated that his trading prowess then, to keep with live earned him the entire layout of the venue.
He said, “I sold bottled water in the crowd at The Experience back in 2013/2014. I still have a mental map of all the different entry points into TBS,”
Onakoya’s message carried a deeper meaning as he reflected on the constancy of faith amid life’s changes.
“Seasons change, but God remains the same. Life, however it sways you, I hope you never lose faith in your ideas,” he encouraged his followers.
This sentiment resonated with many, especially in a country where the youth continue to face significant challenges in pursuing their dreams.
As he continues to break barriers in the culinary world with his remarkable cheese mastery, Onokoya’s journey serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of hard work, resilience, and unwavering faith. His story not only motivates budding entrepreneurs and young talents across Nigeria but also reaffirms the idea that success is often rooted in humble beginnings.
