APPRECIATION TO Sparkling Light Press SUPPORTERS
"Leadership  is not about title or designation. It's  about influence,  impact and inspiration. Impact involves getting results, influence  is about spreading the passion  you have for your work,  and you have to inspire teammates and customers".
Robin S, Sharna.

Hmmmmm
I av been waiting for all the executives I worked with to be added to the BOT members before I post this but I think I need to do this now so that it won't be too late.

"success  is no accident, it is hard work, perseverance,  learning, studying, sacrifice,  and most of all, love of what you are doing  or learning  to do.  William Feather

All appreciation goes to my God Almighty who made me successful in all my endeavors, he gave me strength to work as SLPG President 2017/18 tenure and also made me successful in my exams.

Starting with my members, SLPG wouldn't have been without you, thank you for your unflinching support all through my tenure, I appreciate you all Nursing shall be great with people like you. I appreciate you please  keep it up.

I can't but appreciate my executives who were there throughout the tenure with their full support, even in stormy times and hard times they never loose hope or confidence in me and they gave me their full support. Sincerely, I didn't do anything, the executives(Broocsparks, Bhybeesparks, Teesparks, Yommiesparks and Hardesparks) did it and I will forever be grateful and will never forget u guys.

To the BOTs starting from the Chairperson SLPG BOTs (Beesparks) I appreciate u ma, Marasparks, yemmiesparks, mercysparks,
Kachisparks(left) etc just to mention but few, I appreciate u all. Orolugbagbe wouldn't av been successful without ur support both with ur money and time, I know SLPG is going places.

I skipped MCsparks name cos this man is a friend, a brother and a team mate to me, ur support made me strong, as part of the BOTs u av always inspired me and I can't love u less, I appreciate u bro.

Awon Yoruba ma n so wipe "Eegun nla lo ma n keyin Igbale".
So therefore, to the Life coordinator/Founder of this group who can spend 1hr talking on fone just for the betterment of the group seriously ehn, I appreciate u, it's nt easy being a leader, u supported me and taught me hw a leader should be, my tenure was a success because I had people like u.

Before I go, some people supported me even though they were not members of the BOT, Mr. AJAYI(Nurse), Mr. Idowu(Nurse) and Mr. Odelola, Mrs Awvioro (Nurse), Nrs Ojowa and Nrs Osundeyi Taiwo and Mrs A.B Awoseemo, Engr and Mrs.  Olayiwola Orolugbagbe (my parents), Prince Isaac Hastrup and Mr. Olajide Tomisin (press men). Seriously these people made it easy to access so many things with there usual unflinching support, I know Nursing is going places with people of this nature, only God can reward them.

Seriously ehn SLPG IS GOING PLACES, NURSING IS GOING PLACES.

SLPG IS MINE
SLPG IS GOING PLACES
I APPRECIATE U ALL WHOLEHEARTEDLY.
THANK U SOOO MUCH.

I OROLUGBAGBE JOEL O.
HOROLSPARKS
PRESIDENT SLPG S1 couldn't av done it without you all.

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