FB reminded me that three years ago I was aspiring to be President of my Law Faculty - the 2nd female since the over 50 years of the faculty.
That journey taught me a lot. I didn’t win but I am still grateful for the lessons gained. The friends who stood when most decided to be
That journey taught me a lot. I didn’t win but I am still grateful for the lessons gained. The friends who stood when most decided to be
silent. That moment made this quote resonate well.
“In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends”.
Over 3 years, I’ve forgotten the games the opposition played. I’ve also become friend with people who thought I shouldn’t be President
“In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends”.
Over 3 years, I’ve forgotten the games the opposition played. I’ve also become friend with people who thought I shouldn’t be President
Some of outgrown the idea that women shouldn’t be President. But one thing that stuck was “friends” who decided to sit on the fence.
I look back at those days , and I remember how my then roommate Kaddie went all out. It felt it was her race. I am forever grateful for that show
I look back at those days , and I remember how my then roommate Kaddie went all out. It felt it was her race. I am forever grateful for that show
of solidarity. And men like @AbassOyeyemi who stood by when the stakes and chances were low for a lady to be President, and friends who are truly friends @LawalMaryamTobi
And to Kehinde Demola who volunteered to do all graphics for free.
And to Kehinde Demola who volunteered to do all graphics for free.
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