Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Allosgabriel: A Letter To The President
Allosgabriel: A Letter To The President: "Mr. President: as you begin to constitute your administration, I think it proper that you take a moment and reflect on aspects of your ..."

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“I was not born rich, and in
ReplyDeletemy youth, I never imagined
that I would be where I am
today, but not once did I ever
give up. I was raised by my
mother and father with just
enough money to meet our
daily needs. In my early days
in school, I had no shoes, no
school bags. I carried my
books in my hands but never
despaired; no car to take me
to school but I never
despaired.
There were days I had only
one meal but I never
despaired. I walked miles
and crossed rivers to school
every day but I never
despaired. I did not have
power, I did not have
generators, I studied with
lanterns, but I never
despaired, ” he said in the
most moving part of his
speech.
He recounted his past, but
millions of Nigerian children
are in similar or worse
situations today.
president Jonathan counting
down his life story,but 2day many
Nigeria childrens 're passing true
similar or worst situation,what is
he going 2 do 2 relief Nigeria of
this kind of harsh condition?