I Did It My Way

It is true that everyone has his or her own story of life to tell, but some have far more fascinating stories than others. Such a one is Engineer Victor Olusegun Orelaja who, although not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, was nevertheless not born poor and, in adulthood, treaded the path of life like a colossus.

Segun Orelaja never looked to anyone to prop him up in life; rather, he mapped out a path for the success he achieved. He worked hard to acquire sufficient education and was thorough in his field of engineering, judging from his own account, thereby proving to be worthy of emulation. He had his own share of sorrow, but disappointments did nothing but help bring to the fore his inner strength.

This autobiography is laced with the conviction of a man of many parts, unceasingly looking for new fields to conquer. In a sense, this author has a clear message for the chickenhearted and the weak-kneed.

I Did It My Way offers the reader the pleasure of tracing the footsteps of a sure-footed explorer.