It’s finally over! First of all, I want to thank God for his protection over us all.

The journey of six years

hasn’t been without its challenges. There have been many ups and downs, many obstacles along the
way, many times giving up felt like the best option, but at the end of it all, we are here! We made it
through!

On behalf of the student body, I’d like to thank the Proprietor for creating this great institution. Not
many schools can compare to the level Ebunoluwa has attained over the years and we are truly
grateful for the opportunity to study in such a place. I also want to thank the Principal for overseeing
the day-to-day activities. His presence played a crucial role in ensuring the smooth running of the
school. The management as a whole, you are duly appreciated. Then the teachers. What would a
school be without teachers? Shout out to all the teachers in the school. For your readiness to carry
out your duties, not just as teachers alone, but also as role models and mentors to us students.
Thank you for your words of advice, thank you for your corrections, thank you for everything you all
have done for us over the years. We wouldn’t have been able to make it this far without you all. I
pray God rewards all of you for your efforts in our lives. To my classmates – Set ’22 – it was nice
while it lasted. Time spent with y’all will forever be memories. I really wish y’all the best in life. I
hope we have reasons to yet laugh together.

Lastly, to my juniors, I’ll leave you with a few words of advice. Make sure you are always working
towards your goals. If you fall, get back up. Don’t ever quit on your dreams. When others are
sleeping, burn the candle. Don’t go to sleep because you are tired. Go to sleep when you are done.
When you have accomplished your goals. You have to strive in order to thrive. NF once said, “I gotta
make it or make it. These are the options.” I pray those are the only options for us all. Always
remember, success is hard to attain, but when you lose it, it becomes almost impossible to get a
second time. Be careful not to slack off after succeeding.

Peace.

Senior Prefect