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  My Teacher!
  
You've followed me through, leading me on every path, guiding my decisions, constructively reviewing my errors and reminding me of my capabilities!
You, have been worthy of emulation, a good role model for generations and even more to come. You have impacted me with great values and wisdom, an invaluable gift far more than gold!
Your sacrifices are priceless and I will always remaim indebted. your utmost sense of commitment and dedication is served on a platter.
How can I pay you? Rather the question is: Can I ever pay you?
As obvious as the answer might be, I must say, congratulation! As I and many others with a heart of gratitude, celebrate you,
All teachers in the world!
Thank you.
                   
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                   Lagos
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