INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

*INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITY*
Early this year, one of my friends chatted me up.
          He said he got an offer for me in Europe, which was going to last for just a month till it expires.
The only thing he asked me to get was "an International Passport" and he would it from there.
Unfortunately, I didn't have an International Passport. When I decided to go for the Emergency Passport, I was highly disappointed. 
   That was how I Missed that Opportunity. 

✓Once in a While, Opportunities will meet you. When it does, how Prepared are You?
*Dear Reader,*
*By Next Year, have the following handy!*
1. Professional Curriculum Vitae
2. National Identity Card
3. Digital Skill Certificate
4. Driving License
5. International Passport
6. List of Business ideas and total estimate.
7. Have the Scanned Copies of those documents in your Phone Saved To Your Could.
Thanks!
*Credit: Chidinma Favour*
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