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!!!


GETTING TO KNOW ONE OF  THE ASPIRANTS FOR THE OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT GENERAL SECRETARY
AKINLOLUWA BABATUNDE

“I'm a work in progress”.

BY: ENIOLA ELIZABETH FASE

Following the lifting of the ban on FATSSSA's election, several interested FATSSSITES published their intentions to run for a political position of their choice. Akinloluwa Babatunde, a 100-level student from the Department of Psychology announced his intention to run for the post of Assistant General Secretary (AGS). Following these have been election campaigns through different platforms. 
For a better understanding of the aspirant, the FATSSSA press organization organized an interview with Mr. Akinloluwa Babatunde

FATSSSA PRESS: Good evening
Mr. Akinloluwa: Good evening 
FATSSSA PRESS: I'm Eniola Fase from FATSSSA Press. We would like to have your basic profile and ask basic questions about your heralded Political aspiration in the upcoming FATSSSA Executive Elections.
Mr. Akinoluwa: I'm Babatunde Akinloluwa, an aspirant for the position of FATSSSA AGS. It's a Akinloluwa pleasure to have you here ma'am.
FATSSSA PRESS: Thank you, sir. Please can you describe yourself to us, your person, basic beliefs in life, source of motivation, etc.
Mr. Akinloluwa:  Well, just like every other positive-minded Nigerian youth, I have the passion for bringing sanity to the polity of our dearest country. I'm the kind who believes there's always a solution to every problem, even though it requires a high sense of critical thinking, patience, and diligence for it to be unveiled. The desire to have a better country where the gap between the haves and the have-not is reduced to its barest minimum has been the driving force behind my choices in life. I believe just as the saying goes: Rome wasn't built a day; we need to start somewhere, by being the change we all desire you to have in our society. Above all, I'm a work in progress.
FATSSSA PRESS: Why exactly are you interested in running for this office?
Mr. Akinloluwa: Thank you for this question. Of the truth, the incumbent has tried a lot. But, there's always room for improvement. I have been able to identify areas where there are needs for improvement. So, my desire to implement these plans informs my decision to vie for the office.
FATSSSA PRESS: What is the central theme of your manifesto?
Mr. Akinloluwa: The central theme of my manifesto is Pioneer.
FATSSSA PRESS: Okay. Thank you very much for your time
Mr. Akinloluwa: You're welcome ma'am.

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