To my fellow finalist To my fellow winners To my fellow champs!! This letter is for you. It is remaining just very few days for us to kiss our undergraduate years goodbye as we become full-blown graduates and transition to the next phase of life. A lot of us are full of joy, eager for that time, overly excited and pumped to say a permanent goodbye to ABUAD. I mean, if some people had the remote control to time, they would fast-forward to the last day when they would roll their big boxes out of the school gate. Oh! What a joy, What a success and what a glory. But do you know that even in the midst of this excitement and jubilation, there are still some very rarely spoken about emotions that few or some or maybe many finalists are feeling? Some of which are regrets, worry, fear, anxiety etc. Yes, having spoken to myself and some other people, I have noticed that these feelings are not uncommon in this season especially for my fellow overthinkers and deep thinkers. People are be
In as much as I believe God places people in our lives by himself, I also believe there is a place of intentionality and effort when it comes to making friends and sustaining friendships and any other type of relationship (even the one we have with our parents) How many friends would you still have if you did not stop communicating? How many relationships have you lost today because you both decided to wake up one morning and act as if no one existed. How many friendships have been lost because of the refusal to say “hi”, “How are you doing” “longtime” “Congratulations” etc. How many destiny relationships would we have had if we communicated how much we admired a person or a person's gift rather than been a silent fan? How many sisters would we have if we took out a few minutes from our day to know why a person looked unhappy or why they were crying and then encourage them? How many more acquaintances would we have if we did not stop saying hi or good morning because we felt