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2020 I was offered Admission by school not Jamb. I went for Regularization, but, Jamb sent me back to my school that; "the Admission should be processed under Condonment of Admission". Please, help me out. I've suffered a lot on this. Been unabe to serve
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A Call for Togetherness: An Open Letter to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Your Excellency,
With anxious hands and a spirit filled with both anticipation and grief, I compose this letter not as a politician or a partisan advocate, but as a native of this land — a son of Nigeria, a being molded by its trials, and a citizen who has witnessed both its turmoil and its splendor.
Recently, our women—our daughters, sisters, and mothers—rose like the morning sun and triumphed across Africa in football. They wore the green and white not merely on their garments, but in their souls. In that moment, when they raised the trophy high, something miraculous transpired: Nigeria, in all her fragmentation, became united.
For a fleeting moment, there were no East or West, no North or South, no Christian, no Muslim. There were no harsh voices of tribalism or sectarian distrust. There was only Nigeria. We stood as one, united in our happiness, cheering not for ourselves, not for our tribes, but for our nation. We celebrated in the same streets, embraced strangers, shouted the same chants, and felt a shared pride. That is the Nigeria we envision. That is the Nigeria we long for. That is the Nigeria we rightfully deserve.
Your Excellency, it is no trivial matter when a nation as intricate and hurt as ours finds harmony. It isn’t by chance. It serves as undeniable, sacred evidence that unity can be achieved.
But why must we wait for football to remind us that we are all family?
Why do we only experience peace during 90-minute games while our daily realities are plagued by division, distrust, and despair?
Why should the flag only be raised in celebration of a goal, and not in solidarity for our shared future?
Mr. President, we are bleeding beneath our outward smiles. We are a nation struggling for breath under the burden of corruption, ethnic suspicion, poverty, and violence. Children sleep hungry in a land rich with oil. Aspirations perish daily amid the queues of hopelessness. Hope is dwindling in the hearts of our youth, and many have lost faith in the promise of Nigeria.
Yet, football has illuminated the path.
It has revealed that we can show love for one another. That we can celebrate one another. That we can see beyond names, languages, and religions, and simply embrace being Nigerian.
We earnestly urge you, sir, do not allow this moment to fade like dusk overtaken by night. Seize this rare unity. Understand it. Expand it. Institutionalize it.
Let the spirit that inspired us during the Cup flow through our educational system, our policies, and our leadership. Let that enthusiasm drive national initiatives that foster understanding, justice, and fairness. Allow our youth to envision themselves in the government they elect. Let them feel heard. Let every region feel acknowledged, not just in football, but in governance, development, and justice.
Construct bridges, Mr. President. Not routes that lead to the privileged, but bridges that connect the broken to the hopeful. Build them in our hearts, within our communities, and throughout our classrooms. Establish national projects that unite tribes, creating platforms where differences are embraced, not vilified.
Host peace summits, not solely security discussions.
Support unity clubs in schools, rather than just political gatherings.
Communicate frequently with the people’s hearts, not just to their fears.
Be the leader who chooses not only to govern Nigeria, but to mend her.
Your Excellency, we recognize the significance of your position. We grasp the intricacies of our nation. Yet, history is shaped not only by those in power, but by those who bravely sought to bring unity. You now find yourself at a pivotal moment.
You can be remembered as the leader who merely oversaw a divided populace… or as the one who healed and united them.
You can be remembered as the president who observed unity spark and extinguish… or as the one who transformed that spark into an
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