IT'S FATSSSA ELECTIONS 2020/2021!! MEET THE PROSPECTIVE ASPIRANTS

 In this series of Interviews, FATSSSA Press deemed it worthy for  her audience-FATSSSAites to have an early meet-up with the various aspirants for the Executive Offices in the Upcoming Elections.

Its basically a collection of their basic profiles, each one of them; their core motivations and their general idea about the Association's leadership.

The proper quizzing and test of manifestoes comes up on the 20th of October as from 3pm, at the SLT.

See you there!

Enjoy!!


AN INTERVIEW WITH AN ASPIRANT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE SOCIAL DIRECTOR
MR AYOBAMI OYEWOLE JOHN.
“There is no fun in being useless”.



BY: GEORGE BOLOUERE MIRACLE

FATSSSA PRESS: My name is Miracle, a correspondent from FATSSSA PRESS, I would like to ask a few questions about the office you are currently vying for.
Mr. Wole: Nice to meet you Miracle:

FATSSSA PRESS: Kindly introduce yourself.
Mr. Wole: My name is Ayobami Oyewole John, a student of the department of psychology 200 level vying for the post of social director.

FATSSSA PRESS: Describe yourself to us, your beliefs, your person and even sources of motivation.
Mr. Wole: I see myself as an easy-going person and I believe in God. I’m also a strong believer of hard work, if you want results, you must work hard. I want the best for myself, my family, the nation and even the world at large, this is my main motivation. There is no fun in being useless.

FATSSSA PRESS: Why exactly are you running for this post?
Mr. Wole: I am running because I want to make a change in FATSSSA, to bring your dream FATSSSA to reality, I want to make a change and be useful to FATSSSA. I want to bring my experiences to FATSSSA and also learn more.

FATSSSA PRESS: Why social director?
Mr. Wole: Social director is the only way I can get the opportunity to unleash the skills I have gathered, I’m an event planner, I’m a chef, I’m a caterer, I’m a good listener and I know how to carry people along.

FATSSSA PRESS: Any political positions?
Mr. Wole: I was an honorable in the house of representative of the psychology department in 100 level, I was privileged to be the coach of the FATSSSA football team that won the CBN cup in 100 level, I am currently the coach of the psychology department football team.

FATSSSA PRESS: What is one unique quality you will contribute to the office if you emerge as the winner.
Mr. Wole: I am a person who believes in oneness and this can be gotten through love and to achieve this I plan to promote social relationship among FATSSSAites.

FATSSSA PRESS: How do you plan to handle the low turn up of students in social events?
Mr. Wole: I can’t handle this alone; I will work hand in hand with the PRO to pass information to FATSSSAites on the importance of these events and getting them to know the values and benefits in FATSSSAites participating in activities pertaining to FATSSSA.

FATSSSA PRESS: What is the central theme of your manifesto?
Mr. Wole: This is oneness. FATSSSA has made us one irrespective of our different departments we are still one under FATSSSA and we are all FATSSSAites.

FATSSSA PRESS: Thank you for your time.
Mr. Wole: You are welcome.

We will meet on Wednesday

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