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Rahima Suleiman
Student @ Nasarawa State University
Freedom
<p>Freedom is one of humanity’s most cherished ideals—a condition where individuals have the power to think, speak, act, and live without undue restraint or coercion. It takes many forms: personal freedom, political freedom, freedom of expression, and even freedom from fear or want.</p><p><br></p><p>At its core, freedom means autonomy—the ability to make choices about one’s life. In democratic societies, this often includes the right to vote, to speak openly, to practice any religion (or none), and to pursue personal dreams. However, freedom is not absolute; it is bounded by the rights of others and the needs of society. True freedom balances liberty with responsibility.</p><p><br></p><p>Around the world, the meaning and reality of freedom differ. For some, it is a daily privilege; for others, a distant hope. People have fought, struggled, and even died for freedom, from the abolition of slavery to the fall of oppressive regimes.</p><p><br></p><p>Ultimately, freedom is not just a political condition but a human aspiration. It is the space in which dignity, creativity, and progress flourish. But it must be protected—by law, by culture, and by the courage of those who dare to defend it.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
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