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To work or to stay in school?… Michael kept tossing this coin until he settled on working so he could offer his family a good life.
This was also a sacrifice he made because his dream of becoming an IT expert is hanging in the balance now.
But a zealous Michael tells JoyNews' Hannah Odame that time is not a factor for him in the pursuit of that dream.
He explains why in today’s edition of Stories of Hope.
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