Nasels Communication Bureau (NCB)

NCB: Hello, good evening. Can you please introduce yourself? FYB: I’m Mofeoluwa Grace Ade-Olufadeju. NCB: Nice to meet you ma’am. Could you tell us a little about your background? FYB: Sure. I’m from Osun state but was born and brought up in Lagos. I am the last born and only daughter among three children. I’m an entrepreneur and a writer. NCB: What does it feel like to be brought up in Lagos? FYB: I can’t think of anything really special about it. NCB: Really? How about your experience in Lagos compared to the life you are living now in Osun? FYB: Oh, okay. I shouldn’t really compare the two. I relocated from Lagos around 2017 and of course, I was much younger then so the way I perceived the environment was different. Comparing my life in Lagos then to now, I guess I’d just say the last six years on campus here in Ife have been more fulfilling than all my years in Lagos combined. NCB: Was OAU your first choice? FYB: Yes. NCB: How has been your ...

  NCB : Welcome and good evening. FYB : Good evening, ma. NCB : It’s good to have you here. FYB : Same here NCB : Can we meet you? FYB : Alright. My name is Adebisi Adeyewa David, a final-year student of English Language. I’m also a contemporary art NCB : Contemporary artist… I guess I’m coming back to that. Can you tell us about your background? FYB : I’m from Ode-omu, Osun State, but I grew up here in Ife and had my education in Ife. My primary school was at OAU staff school, I finished my secondary education at OAU International School and here we are, final year at Obafemi Awolowo University. My childhood was fun, I can say that because of the meaningful friends I had, and the kind of experience I had as a child. NCB : What was childhood like for you? Indoor kid or… FYB : No. I wasn’t an indoor kid, I did go out and played with friends NCB : Ohhh nice, you said earlier that you grew up in Ife, why did you still decide to go to school in an area where you grew ...

NCB : Look who we have here. We have a great personality here tonight; the number one student in the department of English Language.Welcome here Mr. President. NASELS PRESIDENT : Thank you for having me. NCB : For the sake of our audience, can we meet you? NASELS PRESIDENT : My name is Popoola Moses Damilare Jasmine, I’m a student and an entrepreneur. NCB : Ok, can you tell us more about who Popoola Moses is; his background and political activities? NASELS PRESIDENT : Well, I was born over 2 decades ago to the family of Rev. Popoola in Ìkìrun, Ọ̀ṣun state. I’m the 4th out of 5 children. I was raised with love and affection. I’m the President of National Association of Students of English and Literary Studies (NASELS), the association of the prestigious Department of English, OAU. NCB : Aside from the presidential seat which you currently occupy, what other post have you contested for on campus? NASELS PRESIDENT : In my part 2, I served as an honorable member of NSRC. In part 3, I serve...