AN OPEN LETTER TO MOUAU NEW SUG COMRADES: ALUTA CONTINUA!




 It is said that when God is in dare need of liberating a society, family, school or any administration, men are chosen.

When God needed to bring freedom to South Africa, Nelson Mandela was chosen.

I am writing to you guys because I strongly believe in your individual visions and aspirations. Let those clear visions and aspirations be geared towards solving to any satisfied extent the needs of MOUAU Nigerian Students.

Your predecessors did not leave any legacy; they were interested in filling their pockets. I am not against eating but eating without first working is foolishness and greed in action.

It is in your jurisdictions to speak on behalf of MOUAU Nigerian Students; let your budgets be legacy-centric. Don't easily forget that your political career is totally dependent on the mercy of your decisions. Where you are is a process that leads to your ‪destination‬. Nepotism, theft, arrogance and selfish services will certainly cut you short from reaching out to your destinations.

The following can ultimately help:

1. Well organized congress between MOUAU Nigerian Students, comrades and the administration at large

2. Standard viewing center

3. Union scholarship scheme for less privileged students

4. Well structured literally league

5. Constitution review

6. Curbing any form of intimidation on students by those unqualified security gang

7. Work hand in hand with all religious organizations on campus

A leader is one with an ultimate strength to encourage ordinary people to do what is extra ordinary.

Please, guys, that's an opportunity to leave astonishing legacies and standards that MOUAU would ever reckon.

Be leaders with great difference...integrity, transparency, sincerity, sportsmanship, focus and, dynamism secures the ‪‎FUTURE‬

If Achonye Nnamdi D'Machine, Lawrence Chinatu, Kayce Igwe delivered, I strongly believe you can.

Today marks your ‪‎INAUGURATION‬ (30/9/2015)
Go liberate MOUAU and Succeed!
‪CONGRATULATIONS‬
Ukandu Samuel Izuchukwu
Concerned Graduate citizen