My dearest Aisha Yesufu,
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It is a great honour getting in touch with you. As I do take time in my leisure time to study people affecting lives positively around the world, I ran into your personality. In reference, I have learned things on you that could propel a communication. And, I tell you categorically that your manner of activism and your hold of family has encouraged me to make time for this very communication.
Thank you plenty for being a fearless and outspoken woman for the Nigerians. Nothing could propel humanity and posterity more to the take of yours. Your definition of death is an outstanding one. Your intellectual and active participation of activism in our dear nation is not only acknowledgeable but educatable. For being kind to humanity this way, nature shall serve your posterity better. And, I would love you to continue in the same spirit.
I can see how successfully your points in activism are. Honestly, I can never hesitate to join your subsequent or prospective protest. I wholeheartedly mean to stand by you physically in your next protest, whatever it may be, whenever it may be and wherever it may be. Circumstances of time and opportunities do not allow me to join anyone of you (Nigerian Human Right Activists) before now, but, having successfully written and published numbers of books on freedom and social justices, I have all time to join you in making the physical one.
You are a great woman. You are a blessing to your family and to the dear nation. You have achieved a lot, and I am hoping and wishing more on your way. Dedicating your life for the good meaning of Nigerians makes you a wonderful being. I hardly acknowledge people. Acknowledging you, it is a thing of pride to me. Therefore, I do urge you to acknowledge receipt of my appreciations and I look forward to doing things (activism) with you soon. I will be available whenever the need is.
Give my love to your family and hope in the future to see that wonderful family that owns you.
Thanks again, and be blessed.
Yours in activism,
Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach.
