FROM THE EDITORIAL DESK
You are welcome to another edition of our weekly publication.
This week, we have so many interesting packages on our desk, I bet you’ll never have any dull moment here.
We have fantastic article, poems, news on politics, sports, fashion, entertainment, health and gist.
Our FYB personality of the week is Miss Adesewa, Part 4 Management and Accounting. I’m sure you would love to know about her.
Though our leaders will always desire to blow our minds with their undulating policies on currency transformation (change of polymer notes to paper notes), yet we must continue to live in good faith of a competitive economy.
For further details and others, do well visit the news column.
Our opinion poll for the week: Ferguson’s retirement and the appointment of Everton’s coach David Moyes and Chelsea VS Benfica UEFA cup final clash may be of interst to you. You can help by stating your opinion in the Sport column.
Till we come your way next week. Do have a refreshing and stress-free week.
AGBELUSI OLAIDE
FYB PERSONAILITY OF THE WEEK
Name: Hamzat Adesewa Zainab
State of origin:Ogun State
Religion: Islam
Date of Birth: August 13th
Level: Part 4
Family background: I am the first child of a family of five.
Education background: Birgitta Nursery and Primary School.
Abeokuta Grammer School, Abeokuta. Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro.
Mode of entry: Direct
Favorites.
Color: Black
Food: Rice
Authors: Steve Harry(Author of THINK LIKE A MAN ACT LIKE A LADY)
Course: Taxation
Musician: Tu face
Outfit: Casuals
Moments: When I check my results
Hobbies: Gisting and watching movies
Mentor: Mummy
Relationship Status: Engaged
Why OAU: It just happened. It wasn’t planned.
View about classmates: They are lovely people. It’s the best.
Advice for younger colleagues: Focus. Pray. Venture into other things apart from academics. Try to be versatile. Do not limit yourself. Give extra to have the best.
Philosophy about life: Take everything as it comes and pray that it will.
Next 5 years, where would you be? I would be the CEO of an organization
What would you miss about OAU: The fun of class