He goes on to express his concern about the widespread acceptance of illegality in Nigeria, such as the inauguration of a president who did not win the elections and the celebration of elected officials who engage in election rigging. He argues that if these actions were not celebrated, young people would not feel the need to forge their certificates or results. He emphasizes the need to address this issue in society as a whole.

Furthermore, he asserts that if society expects them to accept, celebrate, and defend a president who rigged the election with a forged certificate, they should also not ruin the future of a young girl by penalizing her for forging a certificate. He personally pledges to contact her and explain that her JAMB number does not determine her potential in life, and advises her against engaging in forgery in the future. He reaffirms his commitment to sponsoring her education abroad, along with his company @voiceoftheeast.

He concludes by stating that when society is ready to rectify the existing problems, it should start by holding public officials accountable, many of whom were elected with forged certificates. He believes that these officials serve as negative role models, and people like Mmesoma are emulating them.