New Absu Lawsan President finally speak out

Today we move toward meeting persons whose life has exceptional been great in Absu
Karlnewswatch: First sir may we meet you
O Brien: Am O'Brien Uzoma Aloysius from imo state,I Was born in kaduna, did my primary school in Kano, secondary school in kaduna, a program in Minna and I also schooled in Ibadan.
I had part of my tertiary education in Seminary ibadan, am presently a law student in Abia state University Umuahia Campus and presently Lawsan President  (Absu Chapter)
Karlnewswatch: Ok sir,how have your life as a law student been
O Brien: It's been interesting I must say. Apart from philosophy, law is one interesting course I love.
My greatest challenge. For now I have none
[Karlnewswatch: Why did u say apart from philosophy
O Brien: I love philosophy alot
[Karlnewswatch: Ok,People say that logic is usually tough for year1 students so how was it your time
O Brien:Also Same complain In my first year
Karlnewswatch:now sir as the President of the most hallowed faculty in Abia state university how do you feel
O Brien: I feel favoured. To me I see it as a privilage to serve great minds.
[Karlnewswatch: It is a know fact that you had opposition during your campaign so now as President what's there fate
O Brien: These guys are my guys. without fear of contradiction,  presently,  we are still friends and still working together as colleagues. You can ask, back then in uturu, one of them do visit me, we even eat together as friends but in faculty will remained contestant. In fact, by next year we will surprise Lawsanites with my decision regarding one of them and Possibly all of them
Karlnewswatch: Wow,ok Sir so what is your common goal and vision for faculty of law
O Brien: You know people are afraid of the word "change". Perhaps I will go with transformation, My goal and vision for lawsanites is positive transformation Which I have prepared myself with the help of my vp, to achieve
Karlnewswatch: Information gathered by our correspondence shows that there were propagandas like you are proud,will be selective etc.how do you react to all these since your life have showed otherwise
[O Brien: People must talk na. I tell you, if you don't know me you will equally say same about me.
Karlnewswatch:Finally what is advice to persons who wants to be like you
O Brien  : Like me, i don't get sir. How?
Karlnewswatch:  Person who secretly or openly you are their role model and persons who likes your lifestyle
O Brien: If you know me too well, you will understand that I have time for everything. My earlier formation in Ibadan taught me a lot. Formed me into what people don't understand most times and they called it too serious and My little advise 4 them is to be disciplined. Be disciplined and humble; in addition, the higher they go the more humble they should be.
Karlnewswatch: Alright thanks a lot sir and we wish you more success in your future endeavors
O Brien: Thanks very plenty sir for the opportunity.
That bring us to the end of another segment of who is who in Absu,a part of what happens in universities
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