Peter Obi to students: ‘’You must be Rebels in Nigeria

www.odogwublog.com reports that the former Gov. of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi  has taken his advice to students. It was not ordinary advice. He simply demanded that the students should turn rebels instantly to belong to this society of ours.
Obi has advised students to remain focus in all they do and start now, even while in school, to set agenda of greatness for themselves. Obi said this while addressing students of St. Mary's Secondary School, Ifitedunu.

 Speaking further, Obi, who insisted that his own generation has lost it, encouraged students to imbibe the philosophy of those that  have contributed to humanity by upturning old, retrogressive orders and went on the displace them with new, ennobling orders.

 Obi  who presented a cheque of 1 million Naira to support continued infrastructural upgrade in the school, called on students to be rebels, saying that only by so doing would the society become a better place. "Rebellion in the sense I am addressing you today is not about going into the bush to fight established order, rebellion as I use it is that positive human act by which one is determined to fight the ills in the society by personal example. It is the urge in us not to join the bands of the corrupt, it is the urge to be genuinely patriotic, it is the urge to offer selfless service for the good of the society", Obi said.

 In his own speech, the Manager of the School, Rev. Fr. Jude Onebune, said that he lacked words to explain the impact of the actions of Mr. Peter Obi on humanity. Describing him as a man of honour, he said the fest Anambra State achieved on education was principally his work. " I was the Manager of Holy Child Secondary School, Isuofia before I was posted to St. Mary's. I can tell you with surety that under him we saw the practical demonstration of what it means for a man that govern state to be completely devoted to education and other sectors.   

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 The former Gov. of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi , presenting the 1 million Naira to students of St. Mary's Secondary School, Ifite-Dunu in support of the continued infrastructural upgrade in the school.