The agricultural science faculty at the University of Nigeria Usukka shared some tracts of farmland with their senior student, assigning them to supervisors who would check their work.
Each student is expected to plant more than two varieties of crops on the farmland and at the end of the school year, the supervisors would rate their candidates based on the level of their harvest, a particular student, whose name was Chukwuema, had some challenging issues and time could not allowed him to start planting on time, when he returned to school, he met with his supervisor and the man asked him why he took so long for him to report to school when others have already started their own farming practical.
He explained that he couldn't go back to school on time because it was so difficult for him at home to leave his parents and siblings there, without fixing up things in place as the bread winner of the family, so he had to put everything in order before he left.
The supervisor, listening to his story, understood what he was going through, he took him to the farm and showed him where to do his agricultural practice, it was already late for Chukwuema, so he had to investigate more about late agriculture.
Chukwuema, after researching for more time, found that he can still do some good with the time he started, he embarked on late farming, put more effort into his farm, and the produce of his farming became the best.
He got a higher score among others.