TASUED Alumni – A Nigerian lady said she met her American husband 4 years ago on Facebook when she was only 17 and they got married 2 years ago.
Photo: 10th Tasued Alumni Cocktail Party
Photo: 10th Tasued Alumni Cocktail Party
The Alumni Association of Tai Solarin University of Education held her cocktail party to celebrate the 10th year convocation ceremony yesterday 26th November 2018
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Photo: 10th Tasued Convocation Play
TASUED Convocation Play- I have watched more than seven convocation stage play but no one has ever superseded today’s stage play, TASUED stage Play Stand to be the best”.
That was the statement made by Professor Arigbabu Abayomi, Vice-chancellor of the Tai Solarin University of Education after he watched the marvellous performance of stage play titled “Kurunmi” which was being orchestrated by creative Art department to commemorate the ongoing convocation.
Professor Arigbabu Abayomi continues his good remark of the performance stating that ”in every convocation, a play has always been stage and she pledged the continuation of such play by years to come.
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10th TASUED Convocation Lecture
COSIT win 2018 Vice Chancellor Cup
TASUED VC CUP – The College of Science and Technology, COSIT 2018 Vice Chancellor’s Cup champions after they beat College of Specialised Education, COSPED 2-1 in a match that had everything.
The Vice Chancellor’s football competition final, which was part of the activities marking the 10th Convocation Ceremony of the University, held at the University’s football field, Ijagun.
TASUED produces 23 First Class graduates, 2,743 others
The Vice-Chancellor, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun-Ijebu, Ogun State, Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu, has said that a total of 23 First Class graduands and 2,740 others have graduated from the institution.
The VC stated this on Monday at a briefing held to announce the 10th Convocation Ceremony of the institution.
Arigbabu also disclosed that the 2,763 graduates included 79 postgraduate diploma and 177 masters graduates. “We would have 648 graduates from the College of Social and Management Sciences, 425 from the College of Humanities and 367 from the College of Specialised Education. Others include 514 from the College of Science and Information and Technology, as well as 513 graduates from the College of Vocational Technology Education.”
Arigbabu also said that as part of activities marking the convocation, the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Prof.Ishaq Oloyede, had been invited to deliver the convocation lecture on From whom much is expected, enough should be given: a case for teachers in Nigeria.
He said, “The advantages of specialisation is that most of the problems in Nigeria will be solved if we get education right. Of the 166 universities in Nigeria, about half of them don’t have faculties of education, including private universities. The Federal Government should have established specialised universities of education. We should have at least one in each of the six geopolitical zones in the country.”
Lauding the effort of the school’s staff in producing well-rounded teachers, Arigbabu added, “Our products are testimonies of the structure of our programmes. They are knowledgeable in pedagogy. TASUED is fulfilling the mandate for which it was set up. They all finished with a certification in vocational studies. This will help them create jobs for themselves and supplement the teaching jobs they may get.”
Celebrating Beauty and Brains: Queen Adekojo Christiana Fisayo’s Triumph at Miss Ideal Nigeria 2018
The 5th Edition of the Miss Ideal Nigeria Beauty Pageant, held on the 12th of August 2018 at the Bespoke Center in Lekki, Lagos State, was a night of elegance, poise, and celebration. Among the many radiant contestants, one name stood out: Miss Adekojo Christiana Fisayo, the reigning Miss TASUED 2018. With her striking beauty and undeniable charm, Fisayo not only captivated the audience but also walked away with the prestigious title of Miss Ideal Nigeria Ambassador.
A Beauty with Brains
Queen Adekojo Christiana Fisayo is more than just a pretty face. A student of Tai Solarin University of Education, where she is pursuing a degree in Physics, Fisayo embodies the ideal blend of intelligence and beauty. Her academic pursuits highlight her dedication to personal growth and her belief in the power of education. Her success in the pageant world serves as an inspiration to many young women, showing that one can excel in both academic and creative pursuits.
Doubling the Crown
The night of the pageant was not just about winning the title of Miss Ideal Nigeria Ambassador; Fisayo also earned the coveted role of Ambassador for Darlo Organics Cosmetics. This dual achievement marks her as a versatile and influential figure in the beauty industry. As the face of Darlo Organics, Fisayo will represent a brand that champions natural beauty and skincare, aligning perfectly with her own values of self-care and authenticity.
A Heart for Humanity
Fisayo’s impact extends beyond the stage and the cameras. Known for her humanitarian efforts, she has consistently shown a commitment to making a difference in her community. Whether it’s through volunteer work, advocacy, or simply being a positive role model, Fisayo uses her platform to shine a light on important social issues. Her role as Miss Ideal Nigeria Ambassador will undoubtedly provide her with even more opportunities to engage in meaningful outreach and charitable activities.
The Journey Ahead
As she embarks on this new chapter as Miss Ideal Nigeria Ambassador and Darlo Organics Ambassador, the future looks bright for Queen Adekojo Christiana Fisayo. Her story is a reminder that true beauty lies not just in physical appearance, but in the strength, compassion, and intelligence that one brings to the world. With her crowns, Fisayo is poised to leave a lasting impact, not just in the beauty industry, but in every sphere she touches.
Queen Adekojo Christiana Fisayo’s journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, grace, and the desire to inspire others. As she continues to shine, she brings pride not only to herself but to Tai Solarin University of Education and the entire Nigerian community. We eagerly await the incredible things she will accomplish in the years to come.
Queen Adejoke Christiana Fisayo
MISS TASUED 2018 EMERGES AS MISS IDEAL NIGERIA AMBASSADOR
Queen Adekojo Christiana Fisayo, Miss TASUED 2018, emerged as the Miss Ideal Nigeria Ambassador at the 5th Edition of the Miss Ideal Nigeria Beauty Pageant held on the 12th of August 2018, Bespoke Center Lekki, Lagos State.
Miss Adekojo Fisayo, a student of the Tai Solarin University of Education, studying physics is a model and humanitarian. At this year’s edition of Miss Ideal Nigeria, she has also doubled her crown with Ambassador for Darlo Organics Cosmetics.
She is the present Miss TASUED 2018/2019. She has always seen herself as a future International Humanitarian and a model with a beaming reputation. She loves and wants to render service to humanity, give hope to the hopeless and help fight against victimization.
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Photo: TASUED Students kills Snake causing Havoc in the Hostel for Dinner
Kills Snake – In an unexpected turn of events, students of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) recently breathed a sigh of relief as a persistent snake that had been terrorizing them in their hostel was finally killed. The snake, which had reportedly been slithering around the premises for some time, even going as far as to swallow foodstuff, had caused fear and unrest among the students.
Showunmi Oluwatobiloba John, a student at the university, shared the news on Facebook, expressing his relief and gratitude to those who helped eliminate the threat. In his post, he wrote, “Finally the Snake that has been swallowing our foodstuff and disturbing us in our compound has been killed by the Great Hunter.”
For weeks, the students had lived in fear, unsure when or where the snake would appear next. The hostel residents had been dealing with fear and frustration as the reptile became a constant menace. The situation was especially unsettling because the snake had been sneaking into the hostel and consuming food, making it difficult for the students to feel safe.
The daring capture and eventual death of the snake brought a wave of relief, and the “Great Hunter” who killed the snake has since been praised for his bravery.
This incident highlights the challenges some students face in their hostels, especially in areas where nature and urban living intersect. It’s a reminder that safety and proper living conditions in university accommodations are crucial for student well-being.
We hope the students can now focus on their studies without the lurking fear of unexpected visitors in the form of wild animals!
Photo: TASUED Students kills Snake causing Havoc in the Hostel for Dinner
The AMAZON!: The third TASUED VC, Prof. Oluyemisi Obilade
TASUED VC – On 14th November 1958, a little baby joined the fold of womenfolk in Nigeria, crying, smiling, sucking and doing all the regular things that female babies do.
But little did the world know that a star was born! No, she would not grow to become a Jennifer Lopez or a Jackie Kennedy/Onassis; she was not cut out to thrive on the make-believe that acting evokes. She was not even birthed in an environment famous for producing stars, but like with the birth of Jesus Christ in lowly Bethlehem, little Oluyemisi Oluremi Obilade (Nee Ajao) was born in the sleepy little town of Ile Ogbo in Osun state.
After a traumatic childhood due to an inclement traditional conception of the position, potentials and role of the girl-child, she attended Mayflower School, Ikenne in Ogun State, perhaps a divine and early rehearsal for the future schedule with destiny. This move was apparently facilitated by the occupation of her father (Baba Agric) as a teacher in the school, but it proved to be fortuitous engender of her commitment to agriculture as the vocation, while the tutelage of a business-inclined grandmother honed her entrepreneurial inclination. She later proceeds to the then the University of Ile (now known as Obafemi Awolowo University) where she bagged the Bachelor of Education Degree (History/English) in 1980, the Master of Arts Degree in Adult Education (1984) and
As part of tutelage for future outstanding leadership assignments, she obtained the 2006 Executive Business Education Certificates of both the Harvard University Business School (USA) and the Cambridge University Judge Business School (UK).
In 2005/2006, she was awarded the International Women’s Federal (IWF) Leadership Foundation Fellowship as well as the HERS-SA Grant Fellowship. In 2008, she was awarded a Fellowship grant of the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) which gave her the opportunity to complete a certificate course in Resource Mobilization at the Ghana Institute for Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).