Dr. Kolo Isaac Kusomunu: An Additional Asset to the Stock of Humanity.

By Ishola Gbenga 

Graduation, it is believe is a major achievement, whether you're marking the end of any level of education or otherwise. It's an end of an era and marks a big transition, making it a bittersweet time for the graduate and his or her family. However, knowledge to those who value it, is the gain of facts, information, and truth hence we must search for it.

Engr. Kolo Isaac Kusomunu just attained another height in his sojourn here on earth. He just bagged his PhD from the University of Ilorin, the better by far learning institution, for which I and many others believe he should be excited just the way we're all proud of him. He should be proud. Kolo you are amazing. You are awesome. Generations are indeed waiting for you. We wish you more successes. We wish you happiness. All your effort over the years has paid off. Congratulations Dr.!

No doubt, this new attainment of yours strongly informed my decision of sending you a day full of sunshine, a heaven filled with rainbows, and a pocket full of dreams. May the future ahead of you be as wonderful as you are. Engr. Kolo, unlike before, is now Dr. Kolo Isaac Kusomunu. What a honor! To God alone be the glory.
Despite all odds, Kolo is here today! Now a PhD holder and I want to posit that this distinguished human being has positioned himself to be a mentor and of course, a role model from whom members of upcoming generations will continue to learn and take pride in hard work.

I hereby charge you Dr. Kolo to go into the world to do more well and more exploits than ever before, but more importantly, go into the world and do good as that person that we know you to be. Take pride in how far you've come. Have faith in how far you can go. It has been a privilege to watch you grow into the person you are today my brother. Congratulations Dr. Kolo Isaac.

To Dr. Kolo, many of us would like to see that you use this your worthy attainment that we are celebrating today, to launch yourself maybe into other education opportunities, personal goals or career job prospects. This is just the beginning. You have the guts and you have the dedication and you have the skill, obviously, to achieve what you achieved today and more of it in life. Indeed your destination is not here my brother. It is beyond here.

Together we can celebrate and identify with the illustrious son of Kusomunu community in Tsaragi District of Edu LGA of Kwara State. People like Dr. Kolo and others of his kind are national treasures. They should be jealously guarded, protected and appreciated by the society. We need more of Dr. Kolo to build a viral society devoid of pretenders and half-baked intellectuals.

I'm convinced the world awaits all that you have to offer Kolo. So, keep achieving, keep accomplishing, but never forget to keep being the person you are today. Kind, caring and compassionate. This is because the only impossible journey is the one you never begin. It is gratifying to learn you indeed achieved this.
Looking back, you have been a pride and an asset to humanity. And now we can confirm truly that indeed you went, you saw and to the glory of God, we are happy that you conquered. This is wishing you and your entire family a historic congratulations.

Ishola Gbenga Emmanuel is a Communication Officer.
isholagbenga@yahoo.com



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