Popular Nigerian singer and songwriter, Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie, known in showbiz as Patoranking has advised his fans to be patient in life.
Patoranking told his fans not to rush for success or fame but to be patient and have in mind that the right time will surely locate them.
He opened up about his musical journey on the ‘Dryve Of Your Life’ show on Accra-based Y107.9FM, noting that though there are simple but dirty ways to make it in life, he decided to be patient in life and hustle for the best time.
“Great things take time in life. Some people want the easy route but we choose the hard way because everything that comes quickly leaves in a similar fashion. But if you take time and work for it, that success will stay,” he said.
He also stated that he was enrolled at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) to pursue tertiary education, but as a foreign student, his tuition fees were too high for his parents to afford.
According to the musician, this prompted him to relocate to Accra to forge a better future for himself through struggles, for which he previously worked as an attendant at the Accra Mall.
“I came to Ghana when I was 17 years and I used to be working at the Accra Mall. I was working at a restaurant directly opposite Frankies at the time,” Patoranking revealed.



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