A student of the Bayero University Kanod the faculty of law, name Munir Ishaq writes on Tales of the woes of the confluence state is no longer strange to the ears. Widespread are those gory stories about the miseries of the state, a state in woebegone, assaulted and raped by celebrated kleptomaniacs.


Aloof all this crisis is the untold story of Kogites students, known for their hardwork and intelligence, Kogites students are generally brilliant, mostly with great aims and aspirations. Their zeal to learn is electrifying and magnifying.

Kogites students never come last, they are blessed with the spirit of struggling to overcome, that blood of wittiness run in their veins, they are creative and innovative and they always stand out wherever they are.

The travails of Kogites students is like no other travails, in most situations are cases of those who are not financially stable, but all this never deters the kogite student, even if the heavens should fall, they remain determined to make it above all odds.

Kogites Students do not usually expect the annual bursary paid to their fellow students by their state governments, save for the recent 'long awaited once in a while release', which still remains a matter of doubt whether such shall continue after 2019, yet Kogites students remain unshaken, for God is the giver and also the Sustainer.

The plights of civil servants alone in the state is enough to damage the goodwill of Kogites students, but their unquenchable thirst for knowledge and unmatched desire for education leave them no room for any second thought, they have been excelling and so shall they continue to excel.

They are the true definition of combatants in the academic field, armed with their unique intelligence, they remain unbeatable in all ramifications, they believe firmly in a better tomorrow, they stand proud above the mud their state is been dragged into, they remain steadfast in the journey towards the realisation of their dreams and the dreams of their families. Such is the untold story of Kogites Students.
Munir Ishaq writes from
Faculty of law, Bayero University Kano.
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https://www.ariyatech.com.ng/2018/07/the-untold-story-of-kogites-students.html?m=1