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    Abdullateef Adedeji: TASUED’s Best Graduating Student with a Record-Breaking CGPA of 4.91

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    Abdullateef Adedeji Best Graduating student

    In an unprecedented feat, Abdullateef Adedamola Adedeji has etched his name in the annals of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) history by emerging as the Best Graduating Student (BGS) for the 2023/2024 academic session. Adedeji, who graduated from the Department of Mathematics with an extraordinary Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.91, has not only broken academic records but has also inspired the next generation of students. This remarkable achievement is all the more significant considering that it is the highest CGPA ever recorded in the department’s history.

    The Journey to Excellence: From NCE to TASUED

    Abdullateef Adedeji’s educational journey is one filled with determination, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to academic excellence. Born into a modest background, Adedeji’s early life was far from privileged. He began his academic pursuit at the College of Education, Ilemona, Kwara State, where he obtained his National Certificate in Education (NCE) between 2016 and 2019. After a brief two-year waiting period, Adedeji was fortunate enough to secure admission into TASUED in 2021.

    Initially, Adedeji was not particularly inclined toward Mathematics. However, during his NCE program, he was enrolled in a course on Mathematics, an experience that would ultimately ignite a passion for the subject. By the time he entered TASUED, Adedeji was driven by the goal of earning a first-class degree and carving out a place for himself in the academic world.

    His decision to pursue this path was not driven by mere ambition. Instead, it was shaped by his realization that academic excellence was the key to overcoming the socio-economic challenges he faced. A series of formative experiences, including the encouragement and mentorship he received along the way, bolstered his resolve to strive for perfection.

    The Mathematics Department: A Hub of Excellence

    Adedeji’s success story is closely tied to the environment fostered by the Mathematics Department at TASUED. The department, known for its rigorous academic standards and commitment to student success, played a pivotal role in shaping Adedeji’s academic journey. His relationship with his lecturers was one of guidance, mentorship, and support. Professor Oyelade Eriwa, one of his key mentors, is credited with helping Adedeji to develop the mindset necessary to excel. Professor Eriwa’s advice to Adedeji to aim for the Best Graduating Student title became the catalyst for his relentless pursuit of academic excellence.

    The department’s unique teaching approach, which blends theoretical concepts with real-world applications, further fueled Adedeji’s passion for Mathematics. He credits his lecturers for treating students like their own children, providing not just academic instruction but also emotional and moral support. This holistic approach to education made a world of difference in shaping his character and academic achievements.

    The Struggles: A Test of Character and Will

    Despite his passion for learning, Adedeji faced numerous challenges that tested his resilience. Coming from a family with limited financial resources, the pressure to succeed was immense. At times, pursuing an academic career seemed daunting, and Adedeji questioned his path. However, he remained focused on the long-term goal and understood that his education was his key to a brighter future.

    Through sheer determination, he overcame the hurdles, drawing strength from his vision of success and his faith in the power of education. He reframed his challenges as opportunities to prove his worth and keep pushing forward. Adedeji also credits his friends and fellow students for providing a strong support system, which was crucial in helping him stay grounded and motivated.

    One of the most significant obstacles Adedeji faced was balancing academics with extracurricular activities. Despite the heavy demands of his coursework, Adedeji was active in the TASUED community, taking part in various student initiatives and leadership roles. His involvement extended beyond academics, demonstrating his commitment to personal development and the betterment of the university community.

    The Mentor’s Influence: Beyond the Classroom

    A large part of Adedeji’s success can be attributed to the impact of his mentors, who went above and beyond to ensure his academic growth. His relationship with his lecturers, particularly Professor Eriwa, went beyond the classroom. Adedeji fondly recalls how his lecturers became his second family, guiding him not only in his studies but also in his personal development.

    His lecturers instilled in him the importance of collaboration, innovation, and adaptability. Adedeji often cites the emphasis placed on mentorship and the culture of support within the department as pivotal to his success. This mentor-student relationship allowed him to tackle academic challenges with confidence and enabled him to envision a future beyond the confines of the classroom.

    A Leader in the Classroom and Beyond Extra-Academic Achievements

    Adedeji’s academic brilliance was complemented by his active involvement in the broader educational community. His passion for teaching led him to become a key figure in educational technology (EdTech), where he spearheaded initiatives that focused on training and equipping teachers with the latest tools to enhance their teaching methodologies.

    Adedeji’s entrepreneurial spirit also shone through as he took part in organizing boot camps for educators and tech training programs that benefitted thousands of teachers across Nigeria and beyond. His tireless efforts in promoting educational technology earned him recognition both within and outside the university. His long-term vision is to establish an EdTech company that will revolutionize teaching practices and provide teachers with the resources they need to succeed.

    Abdullateef Adedeji

    Recognition: Award Ceremonies and Future Aspirations

    Abdullateef Adedeji’s outstanding academic performance did not go unnoticed. In addition to receiving the prestigious N2.5 million prize from the Ogun State Governor, Adedeji was also recognized with various other awards, including those from Capital Insurance and TASUED’s own administration. These accolades are a testament to his hard work, dedication, and the standard of excellence he has set within the academic community.

    Looking ahead, Adedeji has no intention of slowing down. His aspiration to pursue further studies by obtaining a Master’s and Ph.D. in Mathematics is a reflection of his commitment to advancing knowledge and contributing to the field of academia. Moreover, he envisions building a global educational network that would empower teachers and learners alike, fostering innovation in teaching and learning processes.

    Reflections: The True Meaning of Success

    Adedeji’s journey is a powerful reminder of the true meaning of success. It is not just about academic accolades or financial rewards; it is about perseverance, mentorship, and the desire to make a difference. His story speaks volumes about the importance of hard work, the power of resilience, and the impact of having the right mentors.

    As Adedeji continues his journey, his story serves as a beacon of hope for students everywhere. His unwavering determination to succeed against all odds and his ability to inspire those around him make him a true role model. Abdullateef Adedeji has proven that with dedication, focus, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, any goal is achievable.

    Congratulations, Abdullateef Adedeji – A Legacy of Excellence

    Abdullateef Adedeji’s remarkable achievements will continue to inspire generations to come. His journey from a humble beginning to becoming the Best Graduating Student at TASUED is a testament to the transformative power of education. As he embarks on his next academic and professional endeavors, we can only expect greater accomplishments from this trailblazer.

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    A Legacy Like No Other: Emmanuel Daraloye Says His Reviews Are Enough to Stand the Test of Time

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    Renowned Nigerian music journalist and critic, Emmanuel Daraloye, has highlighted the enduring impact of his extensive work in the music industry. In a recent statement, Daraloye expressed pride in his impressive catalogue of over one thousand album reviews, which he has shared across various platforms online.

    He remarked, “Even if I don’t write anymore, the catalogue is enough. A legacy has been cemented.”

    Daraloye’s reviews have been pivotal in shaping conversations around Nigerian and global music, offering insightful critiques and fostering appreciation for diverse sounds. His dedication and consistency have earned him recognition as one of the most prolific music critics in the country.

    Emmanuel Daraloye

    Daraloye’s career, which began during his time as a campus journalist at Adeyemi College of Education, has blossomed into an influential role in African music criticism. From co-founding the Arbico Parrot campus newspaper to serving as the Senior Music Critic at Afrocritik, his insightful and balanced critiques have left an indelible mark on the music industry.

    Beyond reviews, his work spans interviews with notable artists, contributions to leading media platforms like NotJustOK, TheCable, and The Guardian, and appearances on major radio and television stations. As the founder of Afro Review, a newsletter dedicated to African music analysis, Daraloye has continued to foster a deeper appreciation for the continent’s sounds.

    Daraloye’s extensive catalogue, which includes close to 1,000 reviews, stands as a testament to his dedication to documenting and critiquing African music. With his body of work standing as a testament to his passion, Daraloye’s influence on music journalism is undeniable, inspiring a new generation of writers and enthusiasts.

    As African music continues to gain global attention, Emmanuel Daraloye’s contributions ensure that its depth, diversity, and evolution are celebrated and appreciated. His legacy as a critic, journalist, and media personality will undoubtedly inspire future generations.

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    Creative Arts Department Triumphs in Thrilling TASUED Freshers’ Cup Final

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    In a heart-stopping finale to the 5th edition of the TASUED Freshers’ Cup, the Creative Arts Department (CASA) defeated the Entrepreneurship Department in one of the most intense matches the competition has ever witnessed. The game, which ended in a dramatic penalty shootout, saw CASA edge out their opponents with a razor-thin 10-9 victory, cementing their legacy in TASUED sports history.

    This year’s tournament brought together 29 departments in a fierce battle for supremacy, showcasing the raw talent and determination of the university’s freshers. CASA’s journey to the title was nothing short of remarkable. For the third year running, they fought their way to the finals, but unlike previous years, they defied the odds to claim their first championship.

    The final was a spectacle of grit and skill, with both teams locked in an intense deadlock through regular time and extra time. The match came down to nerves, precision, and a little bit of luck in the penalty shootout, where CASA’s goalkeeper made a game-winning save that turned the tide in their favor.

    Beyond clinching the trophy, CASA also dominated the individual honors, with their striker claiming the Highest Goal Scorer award and their goalkeeper being named the Best Goalkeeper of the tournament. These accolades underscored the department’s all-round brilliance throughout the competition.

    The 5th edition of the TASUED Freshers’ Cup will be remembered not just for CASA’s groundbreaking victory but also for the camaraderie, passion, and unforgettable moments it brought to the TASUED community. Congratulations to the Creative Arts Department for their well-deserved win, and kudos to all the participating teams for making this event a true celebration of sportsmanship and talent!

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    JCI TASUED Celebrates 40th Anniversary and Welcomes New President, Temiloluwa Adegbite

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    The Junior Chamber International JCI TASUED chapter marked a historic milestone today with its 40th Anniversary Annual Convention. The event was highlighted by the investiture of Temiloluwa Adegbite as the 41st President, ushering in a new era of leadership for the organization.

    Temiloluwa Adegbite, a 400-level student of Counselling Psychology, emerged as president following her election on November 2, 2024. Known for her commitment to innovation and service, her leadership agenda promises to focus on Sustaining, Development, and Growth (SDG) to foster inclusivity, innovation, and empowerment among members.

    Outgoing President Agbalaya Rahmat Reflects on Tenure

    The outgoing president, Agbalaya Rahmat, delivered an emotional handing-over speech, expressing gratitude for the unwavering support she received during her tenure.

    The IPP – JCI Agbalaya Rahmat

    “It has been an honor to serve as the 40th President of this prestigious organization. Together, we have achieved great milestones and laid a solid foundation for the future. As I pass the baton to my capable successor, I am confident that JCI TASUED will continue to thrive and inspire young leaders to create positive change,” she stated.

    Rahmat highlighted the achievements of her administration, including strides in leadership development, impactful community projects, and membership growth. She urged the new leadership to remain steadfast in their mission while assuring them of her continued support.

    Vision for the Future

    In her inaugural address, President Temiloluwa Adegbite outlined her administration’s focus on Sustaining, Development, and Growth (SDG). She emphasized the importance of community engagement, leadership training, and innovation, calling for collective efforts to create a sustainable and vibrant JCI TASUED.

    “This victory is not mine alone; it is a collective success for all who believe in progress. Together, we will build a JCI TASUED that remains a beacon of excellence and innovation,” she said.

    41th JCIN TASUED Executive

    Launch of JCI TASUED Secretariat

    In a groundbreaking development, JCI TASUED also launched its official Secretariat, marking a new chapter in the chapter’s organizational growth. The Secretariat will serve as the central hub for communication, coordination, and future projects, further enhancing the chapter’s ability to support its members and engage with the wider community. This launch was a significant milestone in the chapter’s 40-year journey and promises to streamline operations, increase efficiency, and promote greater involvement from members.

    A Legacy of Leadership

    As JCI TASUED commemorates 40 years of excellence, the chapter reflects on its legacy while embracing a future filled with promise under the leadership of Temiloluwa Adegbite. The convention was a celebration of achievements, a moment of transition, and a call for renewed commitment to service and innovation.

    Congratulations to the 41st President, Temiloluwa Adegbite, and the entire JCI TASUED chapter for reaching this remarkable milestone!

    JCI TASUED PRESIDENT Temiloluwa Adegbite
    41st President, Temiloluwa Adegbite

    JCI TASUED PRESIDENT Temiloluwa Adegbite

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    Sex-for-grade: FUOYE clears female student for graduation, sanctions lecturer.

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    The Federal University, Oye Ekiti, Ekiti State, has cleared a female student, Ramota Olahanloye, to graduate following the re-marking of her final-year examination scripts.

    Olahanloye had alleged that a lecturer, Dr. Anthony Agbegbedia, demanded sexual favours from her, and when she declined, he deliberately failed her in two final-year courses.

    In a statement issued on Friday by the Special Adviser on Media to the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Wole Balogun, the university confirmed that Olahanloye’s allegations were investigated, and her scripts were re-marked.

    “The young lady’s scripts were re-marked, and she performed fairly better than the scores initially awarded by Dr. Anthony Agbegbedia,” the statement read.

    According to Balogun, the university management approved Olahanloye’s revised results, which qualified her for graduation.

    “The university management has given executive approval for her results to be processed. She has since commenced her final clearance from relevant units of the university,” the statement added.

    Balogun also disclosed that Agbegbedia had been sanctioned by the institution for his misconduct.

    Olahanloye expressed her joy over the resolution of the case, saying, “I am happy that I have gotten justice, and I really appreciate the university Vice-Chancellor for setting up the committee that investigated the matter.

    “I was shown my entire results, including the graduation list with my name on it. I have started my clearance as a graduating student of the university, and I am truly happy.”

    Her father, Rasaki Olahanloye, also lauded the university for its commitment to justice.

    “I can confirm to the world that FUOYE has served justice to my daughter. I was shown her upgraded results after her scripts were re-marked, and it is clear that she passed.

    “The university fulfilled its promise to ensure fairness, and I appreciate the VC, Prof. Sunday Fasina, and the committee members for ensuring my daughter gets justice,” he said.

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    TASUED to graduate 27 first class students, first set of PhD holders

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    The Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State is set to hold its 16th convocation which will feature the graduation of 27 First Class students among 4,140 graduates.

    The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Wole Banjo, announced this on Friday during a press briefing to kick-start activities for the event.

    Banjo revealed that the convocation will also celebrate a milestone with the graduation of the university’s first set of doctorate degree holders, including an 85-year-old retired military colonel, Pa Bolaji Onafowokan, whose determination and perseverance make him a standout figure among the graduands.

    Out of the 401 postgraduate students, 67 will receive PhD awards, 279 will earn Master’s Degrees, and 55 will be conferred with Postgraduate Diplomas in Education and other fields.

    Speaking on the uniqueness of the convocation, Banjo said, “This 16th convocation is special to us as it marks the graduation of our first set of PhD holders. Among them is 85-year-old retired Colonel Bolaji Onafowokan, who serves as a testament to determination and lifelong learning.”

    Highlighting the university’s strides in infrastructure, Banjo announced that Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, will commission several key projects during the ceremony.

    Explaining the significance of the power plant, the Vice-Chancellor said it would resolve the institution’s long-standing power challenges.

    Banjo also commended the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, and the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alamutu, for deploying special patrol teams to enhance security within the university and its host communities.

    The convocation lecture, themed “From Classroom to Cloud: Leveraging Digital Literacy for National Development,” will be delivered by the Minister of Communication, Innovations, and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani.

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    Pwajok Jane Kangyang Elected President of University of Jos Students’ Union Government (SUG)

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    In a momentous achievement, Pwajok Jane Kangyang has been elected as the President of the Students’ Union Government (SUG) at the University of Jos (UniJos). Her victory has sparked widespread celebrations across the campus, marking a significant milestone in student leadership at the university.

    A Medicine and Surgery student, Kangyang’s campaign was built on a foundation of unity, student welfare, and the enhancement of both academic and social life on campus. Her message resonated deeply with the student body, which rallied behind her vision for a more inclusive and student-centered university experience.

    In a heartfelt letter to the Josites community following her win, Kangyang expressed her gratitude and determination:

    “Your voices were loud, your actions impactful, and your belief in this vision un-shakable. The journey was not without its challenges, but your motivation kept me strong. Even when the path seemed uncertain, your encouragement fueled my determination to press forward. To every student who believed in this vision, voted, and stood firm, I am profoundly grateful for the solidarity, faith, and passion you showed.”

    “Together, we proved that yes, we can! And together, as a team, we will work tirelessly to build the University of Jos we all dream of—a place where every student’s voice matters, and every effort counts.”

    Kangyang’s election marks a historic moment in promoting gender equality within student leadership at UniJos. Her leadership is poised to bring fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to the challenges faced by the student community, ensuring that her tenure will be one of transparency, integrity, and inclusivity.

    We look forward to seeing the positive impact of her leadership as she works to foster an environment where every JOSITE feels heard, valued, and empowered.

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    James Ojo Alleh Clinches Best Graduating Student Award at UNIBEN’s 50th Convocation

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    In a display of unparalleled academic brilliance, James Ojo Alleh, a graduate from the Department of Petroleum Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Benin (UNIBEN), has been honored as the Best Graduating Student of the UNIBEN 50th Convocation Class.

    James, who achieved a near-perfect Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.98, has set an exceptional standard for academic achievement at the institution. This remarkable feat not only highlights his dedication and commitment to excellence but also places him among the top echelon of Nigeria’s brightest minds in the field of engineering.

    Throughout his academic journey, James has demonstrated an unyielding passion for learning, a keen intellect, and a determination to excel, all of which have contributed to his outstanding performance. His remarkable CGPA stands as a testament to the rigorous academic standards upheld by UNIBEN and serves as an inspiration to his peers and future graduates.

    As the university celebrates its 50th Convocation, James’ achievement stands out as a milestone in the institution’s rich history, reflecting the caliber of students produced by UNIBEN over the years. His success is a reflection of not only personal hard work but also the quality of education provided by the university, which continues to nurture leaders, innovators, and scholars poised to make significant contributions to global progress.

    We congratulate James Ojo Alleh for this historic accomplishment and wish him continued success in his professional and academic pursuits. His future, undoubtedly bright, will serve as a beacon of inspiration to those who follow in his footsteps.

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    National Information Technology Merit Award (NITMA 2024): A Prestigious Nomination for TASUED’s ICT Director

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    We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Ademola Adenubi, the esteemed Director of ICT at Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), has been nominated for the prestigious ‘IT Personality of the Year’ Award at the 2024 National Information Technology Merit Awards (NITMA).

    This recognition comes from the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), the foremost professional body for IT practitioners in the country, highlighting Dr. Adenubi’s relentless dedication to advancing technology integration in education as a tool for national development.

    Dr. Adenubi shared his excitement and humility about the nomination:

    “The nomination for this award is an indication that our little efforts at pushing the boundary of technology integration in education for our national development are being noticed. I’m challenged to push harder from the EduTAMS perspective.”

    As the driving force behind EduTAMS, Dr. Adenubi has spearheaded innovative solutions that have transformed TASUED’s ICT landscape and contributed to the broader mission of improving educational access and efficiency through technology.

    This nomination not only celebrates individual excellence but also underscores the importance of leveraging technology to address educational challenges in Nigeria.

    We congratulate Dr. Ademola Adenubi on this well-deserved recognition and wish him success at NITMA 2024!

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    Breaking News: Jonah Ezekiel Oluwatobiloba Elected as TASUED Students’ Union Senate President

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    In a historic moment for the 17th edition of the Students’ House of Senate elections, Jonah Ezekiel Oluwatobiloba of the Department of Sociological Studies has emerged victorious as the Senate President of the 2nd arm of the TASUED Students’ Union Government.

    Jonah’s victory is particularly notable as he is a third-term returning senator, showcasing his vast experience and commitment to the legislative arm of the union.

    The election was conducted in-house following a full election process that saw the emergence of 54 senators representing six colleges across three levels. Jonah’s emergence as Senate President highlights the trust and confidence his peers have in his leadership abilities and his vision for advancing the legislative arm of the union.

    As Senate President, Jonah is expected to spearhead legislative reforms, foster collaboration with the executive arm, and ensure robust representation of TASUEDites’ interests.

    The TASUED community eagerly anticipates the achievements of this new administration as they begin their tenure of legislative service.

    Congratulations to Jonah Ezekiel Oluwatobiloba and all elected members of the 17th edition of the Students’ House of Senate!

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