Nasels Communication Bureau (NCB)

NCB: Hello! FYB: Good evening!   NCB: Can you please introduce yourself? FYB: My name is Eyimofe Oluwafeyikemi Aremu, I am the editor-in-chief of the NASELS Communication Bureau, a fashion designer and a journalist as well as a writer. I'm the second of three kids, and I'm also the second daughter. I'm from Oyo State, but I grew up in Abuja and Osogbo. NCB: Abuja and Osogbo, would you mind explaining that? FYB: My childhood was in Abuja. My teenage years were in Osogbo. My family moved the year I completed JS3. NCB: Ohh! Did the relocation influence you in any way you'd like to share? And how secondary school for you? FYB: Yes, it did. It opened my mind to a whole different way of living. Osogbo is a lot quieter than Abuja. There was also a change in my family life, and I became more active in cooking. FYB: Secondary school was where I found out that I could be "boy crazy". Also that I'm more inclined towards the arts than the sciences. NCB: Hmm NCB: Cooki...

Folahan Olayiwola, a former Student Union President of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), has made headlines after donating his entire National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) allowance to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) in Abeokuta, Ogun State. The donation was revealed by Michael Taiwo, Chief Volunteer of the Michael Taiwo Annual Scholarships, through a statement posted on his official X account. Taiwo shared a screenshot of his conversation with Olayiwola, praising his selfless act. “Former OAU SUG President, who is currently serving in Abeokuta, saved all his NYSC monthly allowance and donated it to the Federal Hospital. Talk about leaving a legacy at such a young age. Can Nigeria nurture more future leaders like this one?” Taiwo wrote. According to the invoice shared, Olayiwola’s donation amounted to *₦640,000*, which was used to purchase *three wheelchairs* at *₦180,000 each* (₦540,000 total), and *four crutches* at *₦25,000 each* (₦100,000 total). His gesture has drawn widespread adm...