IT'S TIME FOR FATSSSA ELECTIONS 2020/2021!! MEET THE 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 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ONE OF THE ASPIRANTS VYING FOR THE POST OF SOCIAL DIRECTOR.
REIGNETH ISITUA

“I’m not comfortable with settling, and I’m always looking for an opportunity to do better and achieve greatness”

BY: OBIOHA VICTOR


FATSSSA PRESS: Hello Reigneth, I am Victor, a FATSSSA Press correspondent. I’d like to ask you some questions regarding your candidacy for the post of Social Director.

REIGNETH: No problem

FATSSSA PRESS: Please introduce yourself in full

REIGNETH: My name is Isitua Reigneth Oluwafunmilayo, a student of the department of sociology 300level.

FATSSSA PRESS: Describe yourself to us. Your person, life beliefs, what motivates you and anything else you may add.

REIGNETH: I am passionate ambitious and driven, I thrive on challenge and constantly set goals for myself, so I have something to strive toward. I’m not comfortable with settling, and I’m always looking for an opportunity to do better and achieve greatness. I would also say I'm a people's person

FATSSSA PRESS: Why are you interested in running for this office?

REIGNETH: My motivation is result oriented. I'm interested in running for this office because I desire a platform where I can serve, over time I have worked in different capacities and this have made me discover my strength and weaknesses and I feel I'm better equipped in that position

FATSSSA PRESS: Since service is your priority, can’t you serve in any other office besides Social Director?

REIGNETH: Like I said earlier, due to my experience I think I'm better equipped to serve in that position.

FATSSSA PRESS: What is one unique quality you will contribute to the office if you emerge?

REIGNETH: I'd say inclusiveness. To carry all FATSSSAites along no one is less of a FATSSSAite

FATSSSA PRESS: Going by your response, can I assume that you believe inclusiveness is currently lacking in the social activities of FATSSSA? 

REIGNETH: Not lacking, it’s all about improvement. Continuing the legacy of my predecessors and at the same time raising the bar.

FATSSSA PRESS: So, yours will be an agenda of continuation and improvement?

REIGNETH: Yes, of which improvement can also include innovation

FATSSSA PRESS: You mentioned exclusiveness, and now, innovation. What innovations can FATSSSAites expect to see from you?

REIGNETH: New visible social activities

FATSSSA PRESS: What is the central theme of your manifesto?

REIGNETH: I'd also say inclusiveness I think my plans cut across that

FATSSSA PRESS: Thank you for your time

REIGNETH: You are most welcome





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