THE UNKNOWN FACTOR!

In my Primary school days, during arithmetic class, my teacher always told us to find “x” and when I got to secondary school, I was glad thinking it was over only to discover that “x” was still missing. This went on to my university days; still looking for the missing “x”. As though that was not enough, during my NYSC days, I was mandated to teach the students how to find the “x” that I’d not found, even up till that time, yet I made them find it. Still they couldn’t find it. Till tomorrow people all over the world are still looking for the missing “x” so I concluded to myself that “x” is an unknown factor.

Moral of my story: “X” is an unknown factor so please don’t wish me a merry “x” mas because it would simply mean wishing me the unknown. Even death could not stop Christ, meaning it admonished the truth that Christ is the King of kings. So the next time you want to send me a message, kindly wish me the known; “Christ” mas; Christ for the masses.

Merry Christmas 🙂