IT'S FATSSSA ELECTIONS O'CLOCK!!! MEET MISS ADEOYE KEHINDE ASPIRANT FOR THE POST OF VICE-PRESIDENT

 


      




By Bibisinuoluwa

 Press: Good afternoon, Miss Kẹhìndè.

My name is Bibisoluwa from FATSSSA Press and we would like to have your profile and ask a few questions. Please introduce yourself.

Adeoye Kehinde: My name is Adeoye Kehinde Dorcas, a 300L student of the department of geography.

I am vying for the post of FATSSSA Vice President, I am also the class rep of my class.

FATSSSA Press: Please describe yourself, your basic beliefs and personal philosophy as well as your source of motivation.

Adeoye Kehinde: I would describe myself as an open and honest person who doesn't believe in misleading other people and tries to be fair in everything I do.

My personal belief is that I believe everyone should be given a chance and being kind in all situations.

My philosophy of life is to live life to the fullest with purpose.

God is my source of motivation.

 

FATSSSA Press: Why have you chosen to run for the post of vice-president?

Adeoye Kehinde: I decided to run for the post of the vice president because I've always been dedicated to service.

I want to serve the association and equipped with my experiences, I know it's going to be possible to "serve" FATSSSAITES.

FATSSSA Press: Have you held any executive position within the faculty or otherwise?

Adeoye Kehinde: No.

FATSSSA Press: What is the central theme for your manifesto? What should FATSSSITES expect should you emerge as the vice president of the next administration?

Adeoye Kehinde: The theme for my manifesto is IMPACT.

FATSSSAITES should expect a revamp in the tutorials and academic related issues. They should also expect an empowerment program and health programs on issues relating to students.

FATSSSA Press: You stated earlier that you have never held an executive position at the university; do you worry that you might not have enough experience for the job?

Adeoye Kehinde: I have no worries.

I have never held an executive position in the university, put I've been in positions that in turn gave me experience.

I have been the assistant class rep of my class since i was a freshman, it has boosted my relationship with students from all departments across the faculty,I have also served in various committee in my department and the faculty.

FATSSSA Press: Tutorials and health programmes are not new to members of the faculty, however you intend to bring a dramatic change. In your own words, to 'revamp' it. What positive changes should FATSSSITES expect regarding health talks and academics.

Adeoye Kehinde: I intend to organize an empowerment program for FATSSSAITES and also counselling sessions.

FATSSSA Press: This brings us to the end of the interview. Thank you so much for your time, Miss Kehinde.

Enjoy the rest of your day.


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