In a heartwarming tale from Nigeria, Kelvin Onovo, a keke (tricycle) operator, shares how trusting his instincts transformed a dubious situation into a success story. This afternoon, while reviewing records, Kelvin discovered that one of his riders, Chukwudi, would officially own his keke this month after fulfilling his obligations.

The journey wasn’t smooth. Initially, Chukwudi was referred by a trusted rider, but Kelvin required two guarantors. Chukwudi brought a neighbor, posing as a cousin, who signed the guarantor form. That night, the neighbor called Kelvin, retracting his support and warning that Chukwudi was a thief, leaving Kelvin sleepless.

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Despite the red flags, Kelvin’s intuition urged him to give Chukwudi a chance. Confronting Chukwudi without revealing the neighbor’s accusations, Kelvin offered the keke with a stern warning of consequences for any misstep. Miraculously, Chukwudi became one of Kelvin’s best riders, never missing a payment.

This experience taught Kelvin valuable lessons: breakthroughs can be blocked by those closest to you, and trusting your gut over gossip can lead to unexpected success. As Chukwudi receives his keke papers, Kelvin reflects on the power of faith in others.