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If you are sure that X causes Y in life, don’t neglect additional factors such as X1, X2, X3…Xn

By ~ Onawumi Ayochris

If you are sure that X causes Y in life, don’t neglect additional factors such as X1, X2, X3…Xn

 

“X” causes “Y” means “Y” is a function of “X” that is, for every input value of X, there is exactly one corresponding output value of Y, and that the value of Y is dependent on, or determined by, the value of X. This relationship can be represented as Y = f(X), where f(X) is the function that maps X to its corresponding Y. Essentially, it indicates a dependency, where Y’s value is calculated or determined by the value of X.

*If you can solve the equation for Y and find only one Y-value for X-value, then Y is a function of X but life is complex and needed to be solved by complex equation where there* are real and imaginary. if you want to be problems solver, try to separate the real (X)and imaginaries (X1, X2, X3…Xn) parts of the equation( problems )and solve them independently like Complex equation.

For proper understanding,let us assume that Y= “successful in life” and X = “riches”. An average man thought Y = f ( X) i.e If you have money, you are a successful person but permit me to ask you, who was the richest person in the generation of Jesus, Mohamed (SW) , Socrates ,Pluto , Aristotle e t.c ? Majority can’t say without contact our search applications but generations after generations will not forget these people I mentioned above not because of their riches but because of X1,X2…Xn.

Jimoh Ibrahim says and I quote ” At the master’s degree level, I became more aware that X causes Y, but there are additional factors such as X1, X2, X3, and X4… My postgraduate studies say so• At the PhD, it may as well be the case that Y is a victim of B! It will be needless to look
for XI, X2, X3, and X4 without locating B! ” (for the sake of people that are not Mathematically inclined B! Means B factorial.)

In turn to real life situation, the number of classes you’re taking may be a function of your major which is the function of what you are in school to do but the extracurricular activities you participate , skills u acquire, seminars you attend are X1,X2 e.t.c which are necessary too.

One of the problems of Nigeria is “Leadership” and it is caused by average Nigerians. What an average Nigerian wants to here during political campaign is Y= f(X) i.e the problem of the country is X and how to solve is Y. Nigerians don’t want to know plans in pipe to solve problems attach to X ( imaginaries i.e X1,X2 e.t.c).

We are about to enter political campaign time, some presidential aspirants will promise to make 1 naira equivalent to 1 dollar and some Senatorial aspirants with NCE will promise to provide quality representation and some people will fail to ask how? ( oga oo). ” Let’s adopt a bridging approach to leadership across business,policy and academia by locating what makes us fail or Succeed.”~ Jimoh Ibrahim ( 2025)

Senate President doesn’t nickname Senator Jimoh Ibrahim ” Prof of Senate” because he is a “trilionaire” or he is the richest person in Ondo state, he calls him ” Prof of the Senate ” because he’s problems solver. He understands real and imaginary to solve complex equation affecting the country that is why he is given Senate committee chairman interparliamentary world wide, where he represents Nigeria globally and make our Senatorial District proud.

Check it out, all of his pieces of advice to Federal Government secretly used by Federal Government, he said assuming he is the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, he will pay all Nigeria debt in 90 days in just a week of the administration. If you don’t get it, forget about it. Let me leave you with words of Awolowo who argued that leaders must first possess mastery over themselves before leading others.

Even if you are aware and sure that X causes Y in life, don’t neglect additional factors such as X1, X2, X3, and X4 because of diversification and risk mitigation in various aspects of life.Good morning Aseyori people of Ondo South.

 

By ~Onawumi Ayochris

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