“Dare to be Different” – Senator Nuquay Tells Graduates of St. Augustine’s Episcopal School
KAKATA: Margibi County Senator James Emmanuel Nuquay has inspired members of the fifty fifth commencement class of St. Augustine’s Episcopal Mission High School in Kakata, Margibi County, to dare to be completely different.
By: Yawah Y. Jaivey
The commencement ceremony occurred on Sunday, November 24, in Kakata, and celebrated a outstanding achievement as all 138 senior college students who sat the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) handed with flying colours.
Senator Nuquay spoke on the theme, “In Pursuit of Your Educational Sojourn, Dare to be Different,” emphasizing the significance of originality in a quickly altering society crammed with challenges and alternatives for innovation.
In his tackle, Senator Nuquay emphasised the significance of embracing individuality in an ever-evolving society the place modern options are important.
“I find this subject particularly relevant to today, as people often compete based on their unique ideas while navigating complex challenges,” Senator Nuquay said.
Stressing the importance of schooling, Senator Nuquay cited Malcolm X’s quote, saying, “Education is a passport to the future; for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”
The Margibi County lawmaker stated, “Our decisions shape our futures, and education is a vital tool for achieving one’s goals.”
Senator Nuquay additional inspired the graduates to embrace being completely different, advising them to problem themselves, take dangers, and chart their paths reasonably than merely following the group.
He listed a number of attributes of being completely different, together with private accountability, optimistic perspective cultivation, and disciplined self-improvement.
“The journey doesn’t end here,” he remarked, urging graduates to acknowledge their potential to develop into future leaders and contributors to nationwide improvement. “As I look at you, I see great medical doctors, engineers, and other professionals. However, success requires dedication and hard work.”
He additional warned graduates to be aware of their actions and the way they current themselves. “Every day of your life is an exam,” he stated. “You either pass or fail the test of life.”
Senator Nuquay, nonetheless, recommended the establishment for getting ready its college students and inspired graduates’ mother and father to proceed supporting their youngsters morally and financially. “Your efforts will not be in vain,” he assured them.
Also, Senator Nuquay congratulated the Class of 2023/2024, expressing confidence that they might make their college proud within the years to come back.
“May God bless us all,” he stated, leaving the graduates with phrases of inspiration as they embark on their subsequent chapter.
