Powerful Exam Message From sir Isaac Friko Asunke To Students Of AAM-USTED I Mcbashmedia

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 Examination is almost here and most students are wishing their colleagues best wishes, most especially are those having intentions to contest positions next semester. The whole of whatssap and groups have been full with posters and banners showing various candidates and their wishes. 



One of the biggest institution which is yet to conduct their elections is TESCON, one of the major conterdar is Mr. Isaac Friko Asunke, he has written an examination wish to students of AAM-USTED,  here is what he wrote on whatssap;  

"You have worked hard for this examination, so give your best effort!  If you believe in yourself, you do not have to fear any challenge. I wish you all the success for your examination!  Follow your dreams with dedication and you will surely make all of them come true."



Best wishes to all students!

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