✉️ A Message from Comrade Adeyemo Josiah Kayode (BILLIONCODES)

As the second half of the year begins, the Assistant General Secretary of NANS Zone D, Comrade Adeyemo Josiah Kayode, widely known as BILLIONCODES, sends his heartfelt wishes to Nigerian students across campuses. His message is one of hope, unity, and strength — a timely reminder that in the face of rising challenges, the student body must rise stronger and more united.

JULY BEGINS WITH HOPE, UNITY, AND STRENGTH FOR NIGERIAN STUDENTS

Dear Nigerian Students,

As we step into the month of July, we do so not with fear or fatigue, but with renewed conviction and undying optimism. July is more than just another month — it is a fresh chapter, a symbolic turning point, and most importantly, a call to action.

In a time where we face economic hardship, educational instability, and systemic neglect, our hope remains unshaken. This is not blind hope — it is the kind of hope rooted in the power of Nigerian students, a power that has time and again shaped conversations, redefined narratives, and birthed change.

We are not simply products of our institutions — we are nation-builders. The strength of Nigeria lies not in the structures of power, but in the brilliance, courage, and commitment of its youth. As students, we hold the pen, the voice, and the capacity to influence policy, champion justice, and redefine our future.

This July, let us commit to amplifying our unity — not just in words, but in action. Let us rise above the divisive barriers of tribe, religion, and political affiliations. These must never override our shared vision: a Nigeria where every student enjoys quality education, safety, and fair opportunity.

When we speak with one voice, we become unshakable. When we act with one will, we become unstoppable. Let us remain united in our calls for reforms, and let us continue to engage governments, institutions, and stakeholders with both maturity and resolve.

Strength is not only found in resistance — it is also in persistence, in wisdom, in solidarity, and in empathy.

In this new month, I urge all comrades and student leaders to:

• Build platforms that foster dialogue
• Mentor and uplift emerging voices
• Protect and support our vulnerable colleagues
• Advocate responsibly and consistently for student-focused reforms

Let our strength shine not just in protests or policies, but in the way we show up for one another. Let the flame of student activism burn brighter — not with violence, but with vision and value.

Let July 2025 be remembered as the month Nigerian students:

• Grew in strength
• Rose in unity
• Shined with unbreakable hope

Together, let’s continue to build a Nigeria where no student is left behind, and where our collective voice becomes the force that drives transformation.

In Solidarity and Service,

Comrade Adeyemo Josiah Kayode

BILLIONCODES

Assistant General Secretary

NANS Southwest (Zone D)