One of the beneficiaries of Sen Jarigbe Agom Bursary Scheme codenamed #JariBurs, Mr Franklin Ikpong, has taken to his Facebook page, to expresse joy and happiness for the financial support for his master’s program.
Mr Ikpong noted that the support to have not only assists his studies but symbolizes hope and motivation as he pursue his Master’s degree in Anatomy.
Full text of his message of gratitude:
“I want to express my deepest appreciation to our remarkable distinguish Sen Jarigbe Agom who have significantly impacted my life during a challenging period through JariBurs. Your generosity and belief in Northern Cross River student potential have uplifted our spirits as students and provided essential support for our academic goals.
“The able distinguish senator, I’m profoundly grateful to you. Your unwavering belief in students potential means the world to me. As a young student navigating the challenges of higher education, I have often felt overwhelmed with a lot of Hurdles.
Your encouragement through Jari Burs #education initiative has been a guiding light, reminding me that perseverance can help me overcome obstacles. Your commitment to education and community development is truly inspiring, showcasing your dedication to nurturing the next generation of leaders. Your financial support in Jari Burs initiative not only assists my studies but symbolizes hope and motivation as I pursue my Master’s degree in Anatomy.
In a special way I also want to extend my gratitude to Agba Jalingo and the selection team for their role in coordinating the assistance process impartially. Your efforts ensured that support reached deserving students like me, alleviating the financial burdens as I work toward the completion of my academic aspirations. Your kindness has rejuvenated my faith in community support, allowing me to focus on critical areas of my studies, particularly my dissertation research.
“Pursuing a Master’s degree in Anatomy is not just an academic goal; it represents a significant step towards fulfilling my aspirations to contribute meaningfully to our Basic medical system. My passion for anatomy stems from a deep desire to understand the human body better and positively impact the field of Basic medical science. The knowledge I gain will equip me with skills to make a difference in healthcare, benefiting our society as a whole.
Thanks you distinguish Senator.”
Three days later, Franklin Ikpong returned, see what he wrote:
“Once again, In a way of appreciation as a beneficiary of JariBurs, I dedicate this Sunday in celebration of distinguish Sen Jarigbe Agom for his efforts to humanity.
I also appreciate Agba Jalingo an impartial Man with credibility for everything he do for humanity.
“My academic pursuit in the master degree level has been an endless voyage and a continual venture into the unknown. I say this because funding a master degree program without a reliable Job and a sponsor is very challenging. I have experience a lot of Hurdles that left me with a decision to to quit the program but at Everytime of this decision opportunities will always come to give me the reason to continue, JariBurs is another significant opportunity that has presented itself and ask me to continue without quiting. Though the challenges continues because the program is not over yet, and what I keep believing in is that God willing I must complete the program because the will of God will never take me to where the grace of God will not protect me.
“Now I normally believe my late mum words to me in her dying Bed and I quote “Frank I am dying because I don’t know if I will be healed from this sickness, my pains is that I won’t be alive to train you in school but since you have a willing heart don’t worry the way will be open. If you want to have a PhD in your chosen field don’t worry you will have it and you will not know how, but just believe, because when the heart is willing the way will be open”.
” Thanks you once again distinguish Senator for the JariBurs education initiative.”
Disclaimer: The opinion expressed in this article is strictly that of the author, Franklin Ikpong, and does not represent TheLumineNews, its agent or the organization the author works for.
