Darago Watara Yusif said he rose from it for the last time, not in defeat, but in fulfilment.

 #TheLastSitting

There ios a chair in the Council that has held more than my weight; it has held trust, prayers, sleepless nights, and the hopes of a student body that chose to believe in leadership again.

 I rose from it for the last time, not in defeat, but in fulfilment.

Every gavel I struck was a promise kept. Every debate I moderated was a bridge built. Every decision made from this seat was made with USTED in my heart before my own name.

To the Watara-Neleyun administration, we did not just occupy the office; we occupied purpose. We turned promises into pavement, ideas into infrastructure, and a manifesto into a memory this campus will not soon forget.

Now,  I have passed the baton; I do not hand over a burden, I hand over a foundation. To the next administration: This Chair will ask more of you than comfort. Answer it with courage.

To my God, who steadied my hand when it shook and gave me words when I had none, I am grateful beyond expression. To my family, who carried the weight of my absence so I could carry the weight of service, thank you. To every student who trusted this administration, you were the reason, always.

So I rise. Not walking away from service, but walking into its next form, as an elder of this journey, forever a son of this Council.

The Chair remains. The mission continues. The legacy walks on.

USTED-M forever. Service before self, always.