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The Principal’s Independence
Day Address
“As we raise our flags
high today, let us
remember the vision and
sacrifices of our founding
fathers...”
I urge our students to remain patriotic,
disciplined, and visionary. Let your actions
reflect integrity and compassion. Use your
education not just for personal gain but as a tool
to solve problems, uplift others, and create
positive change in society. To our staff, I extend
heartfelt appreciation for your unwavering
dedication to nurturing the next generation of
Nigerian leaders.
On the occasion of Nigeria’s 65th Independence
D Day celebration, let us renew our commitment to
ear distinguished staff, dear students, and
members of The Regent College community. With unity, peace, and progress. Despite our
pride and joy we celebrated the 65th challenges as a nation, we must never lose faith
Independence Anniversary of our beloved in Nigeria’s potential.
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country, Nigeria on 1 October. Sixty-five years Each one of us has a part to play in building the
ago, on that very day, our nation took a bold step Nigeria of our dreams—a nation where justice,
into freedom—freedom to govern ourselves, to equity, and opportunity thrive.
shape our destiny, and to stand as a symbol of God bless you all, and God bless the Federal
hope and resilience on the African continent. Republic of Nigeria.
As we raised our flag high, we remembered the Happy Independence Day Nigeria.
vision and sacrifices of our founding
fathers—men and women who believed in a
united, peaceful, and prosperous Nigeria. Their
courage and determination gave us the gift of
freedom that we enjoy today.
Independence is not merely a date on the
calendar; it is a reminder of our responsibility—a
call to each of us to contribute meaningfully to
the progress of our nation.
The Regent College 1
