On this Democracy Day, I had intended to rest my pen. I wanted to leave the fate written on the walls of history to speak for itself. I thought perhaps the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy were enough testimony. Yet, in the final hour, a thought stirred within me, compelling me to write a message to all of us who have come together to form this sovereign nation called Nigeria. My message is particularly for those who believe that the business of Nigeria lies in the hands of a powerful few. Perhaps they are influenced by what the German sociologist Robert Michels described as the "Iron Law of Oligarchy" ,the tendency for power to concentrate in the hands of a small elite. Looking at our politics, our institutions, and our economy, one may be tempted to believe that the destiny of Nigeria is determined only by those who occupy powerful offices and influential positions. But history tells a different story. Nigeria does not belong to any president, governor, politi...
A rare gem who balanced her gifts as a talented athlete and footballer without ever losing her grip on academic excellence. Even as she sprinted like an Olympian and raced the leather ball with the grace of Oshoala, she remained an outstanding scholar, focused, driven, and deeply committed to self-growth.
Yesterday is now history, but the memories of all we did at our Alma Mater will continue to echo in our hearts. Among those memories, Mrs. Wumi stands out, not just for her athleticism or intellect, but for the way she embodies life after school.
As we converge as alumni of the Class of 2006, we celebrate Mrs. Wumi not only for her time as a student, but also for her continued contributions, serving dutifully as a delegate member and later as Treasurer. Her efforts have left an indelible mark on our operations and on our collective spirit.
We celebrate her today and extend warm wishes to her family, friends, and loved ones on this beautiful occasion. Mrs. Wumi is a shining example of what it means to defy the odds, rising from a place of little to becoming a woman of impact and resilience.
She is a living testament to the vision that inspired the founding of the Set 2006 Alumni. And together, as one united body, we shall continue to light up the world.
Happy birthday, Mrs. Bello Wumi. Congratulations on your new turn in life.
Warm regards,
Abioye Tosin Lawrence
President
Mr. Tiolwani Joseph
Secretary
Mrs. Odewole Omolara
PRO


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