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Students of KTU have a crucial and pivotal role to play when it comes to the implementation  of the well being of characters in this our noble institution. We can only talk about an inclusive society if the political decision makers are intimately convinced of the need to include persons with disabilities fully in our societies. Persons with disabilities have indeed the right to enjoy their political rights on an equal basis with others. This includes the right to vote and be voted for and  defend their rights as citizens.

Sketchily, Disability is as most people would describe it; "A state of the body", which is in contrary. More figuratively, "Disability is a state of the mind". The word ‘DISABILITY’ isn’t apt enough to tally with its negative social connotations as imperfect human beings. We're all defective in our own ways. Some pieces of our speech patterns, opinions and outlooks, our body language, mannerism, our overly or under skillfulness will always be a deviation from some societal convention, norm or value.

Consequentially then, we are all Disabled. It is therefore hypocritical to reserve the term ‘Disabled’ for the physically challenged alone, neglecting the socially and emotionally incapacitated, the prideful, lazy, and the foul-mouthed, the hateful etc.

All these slated facts balls back to the reason as to why one self acclaimed student activist in the person of Issah Monney, using my situation as a yardstick, propagating to the student populace to ignore me all because "I can't wear shoes"

To put it on record, Franklin Roosevelt  was elected as President of United State of America in November 1932 to serve the first four terms in their Democratical dispensation. The most interesting part of his story is of the fact that "He was in a wheelchair". The citizens of the United State of America didn't look at his condition/situation but voted for him and his contribution towards the growth of their country has brought them to this far.  For that reason i have  confidence that his story won't be different from mine.

The foresight needed by great leaders to run SRC isn’t the product of the impeccable state of one not being able to wear shoe but then Great leaders are the ones who make their wisest decision in the dark; with the eyes of their heart and the heart of their minds.

 Samuel Mbima has the biggest heart and a brain that just won’t quit. "The sound of the sea will never prevent the fish from sleeping".

I'm beyond doubt which I believe going into this year's election is not about appearance and how beautiful or handsome one may look but it's about who can deliver when given the mandate. I believe we all put fore the application of deductive logic to disregard these concocted stories.

I would also entreat my Team ie TEAM #SM, Supporters and Sympathizers  we are at a crossroad as a team. We all need to close our ranks and let our campaigning be at best civil and  decorous, devoid of rancour. We are one people shielded under the same umbrella here in KTU. e are just resizing ourselves in the quest to win the upcoming src elections so let's not go "Hunting for an ant whiles an Elephant awaits us".

I also urge all the entire student populace of KTU to stay focus and defend what is right and by continuous justification. Let no one be extremely scandalized by what Issah Monney and his cohorts are propagating. I hereby seek the support  and prayers from the entire student populace in my quest to serve the interest of students.

Lets all get our shoulders to the wheel and move in solid unity for the betterment of our Student Representative Council .

Thank you and may the Almighty God continue to bless us all....