In pursuit of personal excellence Ajaniah Casimir became the first student to attempt the CSEC and Cape exams at the same time.
He is also an accomplished cyclist who has competed on an international level.
Dominica News Online recently sat down with Ajani (as he is widely known) to take a deeper look into what made this young man who he is.
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I hope this interview will be the first of many that explore the minds of Dominicans – right here in Dominica – whether their age be eighteen or eighty, who are doing things, rather than sitting back and contentedly going with the flow.
Facts and figures are one thing, but it is individual achievements that inspire.
I want to see more of this content too.
But your statement comes across in a rather pompous and judgmental way.
It has the not so subtle heir of “I am better than thou” relying on the appeal to collective vanity rather than prioritizing truth.
It is actually the oppressive influence of pandering lies that has people content enough to just go with the flow because it validates the attention seeking selfish attitude that makes us feel good in the short term.
Truth is important no matter who it comes from, not just those we deem worthy enough of our attention or good graces.
Hopefully DNO continues to focus on facts to help make me (hopefully) less partial and unobjective.