Page 5 - The Regent Digest (Special 2024 Graduation Edition)

HEAD BOY’S ADDRESS Reflecting on my time at Regent, I’ll never forget And to our parents, our role models, and sources

Ms. Amaka’s iconic phrase, “When I play the mu-
sic, you will dance to it,” or Mr. Kings’ unforgettable of inspiration, I offer my deepest thanks.
motto, “Better person.” And who could overlook Last but never least, I want to acknowledge God
the mesmerising delight of Wednesday’s Jollof for the gift of life, for the opportunity to grow and
ood morning to the board of the Re-
rice and chicken? I owe a debt of gratitude to Re- for the blessings that have brought us to this mo-
gent secondary, staff, family, friends,
gent, for without it, I would not be standing before ment.
Gand the class of 2024. Today marks
you today, delivering this speech. The numerous
the beginning of a new chapter in our lives.
house competitions have been instrumental in Dear Class of 2024, as you take the stage to re-
The years of tireless studying, burning the
shaping me into the individual I am today. These ceive your well-deserved certificates, bask in the
midnight oil, and scrutinising exam papers
experiences have nurtured skills that will serve me glory of this moment, it may be the last time we
have finally come to an end have finally
well in the future. are all together in the same place at the same
come to an end. But as we bid farewell, we
must remember that the quest for knowl- time. As we move forward, let us not forget the in-
I am compelled to express my gratitude to the valuable lessons we have learned, the unbreak-
edge is a lifelong journey. We merely transi-
pillars of our academic journey - our teachers. able bonds we have formed, and the unforgetta-
tion from one stage to the next, carrying with
Your unwavering support and tireless efforts have ble memories we have created.
us the values and skills that our parents and
been the wind in our sails, propelling us forward
Regent have instilled in us - Respect, Re-
through the challenges of life. Your sacrifices will My history teacher, Mr. Noble, once advised us
sponsibility, and Resourcefulness.
never be forgotten, and I offer my heartfelt thanks to be bullish when answering history questions. I
to each one of you. As a small token of our ap- urge this class to be bullish in life - to be hopeful
It is truly astonishing how we, coming from
preciation, we have arranged for a supply of or- and to be resilient, no matter where life takes you.
diverse backgrounds and cultures, have
ange and green pens for all teachers to be used Class of 2024, we did it! Let us strive to positively
formed a family that has supported and
for feedback in the upcoming academic session. impact Nigeria and the world, leaving a lasting
celebrated each other’s achievements. So
We hope you will think of the Class of 2024 when- legacy that will be remembered for generations
from today, we are no longer Congo, Volta,
ever you use them. to come.
Benue, or Senegal - which is obviously the
best house. We are one people connect-
I must also express my gratitude to the brilliant Knowing every one of you has been an absolute
ed by memories. I implore you never to lose
Year 11 team, Ms. Amaka, Mr. Jatau, Mr. Kings, Ms. privilege, and serving as your Head Boy has been
touch with these friendships and to cherish
Fasasi, Mr. Onokoya, and Ms. Suzan, for their un- an incredible honor.
them always.
wavering support and guidance. Thank you for
WE ARE chasing us out of the hallways and ensuring that Thank you and God bless you all.

we were always where we were meant to be. Your
ONE PEOPLE dedication to our success has been inspiring, and For the upcoming academic session, we have
we are forever grateful.
ordered a supply of orange and green pens. We
CONNECTED BY To Mr. and Mrs. AbdulRazaq, I extend my heartfelt hope you will think of the Class of 2024 whenever
you use them for feedback.

MUSA BELLO MEMORIES. gratitude for providing us with the nurturing envi-
ronment that has allowed us to learn and thrive.
HEAD BOY

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