MEET #TEAMHOPE

They have a lot of differences, but they share one thing in common which is their love for FASAITES and FASA. I present to you #TeamHope.

• OLANIYI OPEYEMI ENIOLA (HOpe) for President
• BRAIMOH ABEL (Man Able) for Vice President
• EZECHIE CYNTHIA AWELE for General Secretary
• TIJANI AZEEZ (Zeez) for Asst. General Secretary
• OYINLOYE EMMANUEL OPEYEMI for Financial Secretary
• ADEYEYE TOBI (TobyShang) for Social Secretary
• ABDULAZEEZ ADISA (Deezar) for Public Relations Officer (P.R.O.)
• SHOBANDE OLUSEGUN MUSILIU (SOMS) for Sports Secretary

Come all out on Thursday September 29, 2016 to vote for these candidates.

#TeamHope

MY PAINS AND GAINS AS A FASA EXCO

MY PAINS AND GAINS AS A FASA EXCO

My Pain as a FASA Exco is seeing fasaites go through the rigours of studying and still end up with bad results.

My Pain as a FASA Exco is seeing fasaites visiting the toilets and they are locked but instead of asking questions walk away to Faculty of Bus Admin or Law.

My Pain as a FASA Exco is hearing fasaites show distrust in the association.

My Pain as a FASA Exco is seeing Fasaites rush to Sugar Mama, Mavise, Shop 10, Jesus Assembly, Blessed, Calabar Kitchen etc. to get food and run back to the faculty with heavy stomach to catch up with their next class.

My Gain as a FASA Exco is seeing fasaites excel academically.

My Gain as a FASA Exco is seeing the condition of the toilets improve positively.

HOPE FOR FASA

HOPE is defined as a feeling of expectation and desire for a particular thing to happen.

Fasaites are hoping for a FASA that can do better than what is obtainable now. Yes, I agree, WE can get better, but that cannot be achieved by just 10 people with the tag - FASA Excos seated in Room BG03, Faculty of Arts Blocks, it can only be achieved with the full support of all Fasaites.

That is why I present myself to you for service. I have seen it all - the joy, pains, challenges, glitz, glamour, fears etc of not just being a student of UNILAG but also of a FASA Exco.

So, I'll reiterate that come 29th September, 2016 between the hours of 9am - 2pm, find your way to the Faculty with a means of student's identification (ID card, course form or exam docket) and invest your vote in OLANIYI OPEYEMI ENIOLA.

MANIFESTO: MY DREAMS FOR FASA

It is no news that OLANIYI OPEYEMI ENIOLA is contesting for the position of the Faculty of Arts Students’ Association’s (FASA) President and just like someone quoted – “There is no HOPE without Vision”, so I have decided to share my VISION with Fasaites. However, need be told that this is not ALL I plan to effect as the President if elected because I believes no one is an island, and I am open to suggestions (in fact, many of these ideas were gotten from Fasaites).

The whole essence of every association is to see to the Welfare of its members, and how then can a student association optimally carries this out if not in the area of ACADEMICS, which is the main reason why we are here in the first place. The numero uno reason why we are Fasaites is to bag a Bachelor of Arts Degree in either Creative Arts (Music, Theatre, Visual), English (Language/Literature), European Languages (French/Russian), History & Strategic Studies, Linguistics, African & Asian Studies (Chinese/Igbo/Yoruba) or Philosophy. So, FASA under my leadership has the following in mind FOR NOW concerning academics:

OPSY: THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB

The name OLANIYI OPEYEMI ENIOLA is a household name in the Faculty of Arts, not just because he's the current Welfare Secretary of FASA, but because he has been doing his job well.

Those who were around during last semester's overnight session will remember that young man who mans the gate every night to ensure Fasaites interest is intact; the young man who goes around every night to make sure everyone enjoys their overnight stay. He also gave his all and still giving his all to ensure that the toilet facilities are in good condition for fasaites to use, and has become a known face in the Works and Service Unit of the University because he doesn't hesitate to go there whenever there's a stop in the flow of water supply in the faculty.

OPEYEMI with FASA Fin. Sec., Tosin

Remember that young man going round classes with can of thinner ensuring the white boards in the faculty are in top shape. He redefined the position of the Welfare Secretary from the usual 'refreshment provider' at function to one who looks out for the all-round welfarism of student, playing the role of a counsellor, tutor, cheerleader (during events where fasaites are participating) and nurse.

Opeyemi taking the Oath of Office as FASA Welfare Secretary 

MEET OLANIYI OPEYEMI ENIOLA

March 3, 2014, a young man walked through the gate of the university as a bona fide student for the first time. He had wonderful plans, top of which was to bag a B.A. degree.
However, this was not the only dream he had then, he also had dreams to meet people, make friends, forge a better future and SERVE OTHERS. The latter is what he has so far done well that he was nominated in his Department as Volunteer of the Year in his 100 level.
Over the years, he had served and still serving in many positions:

• Public Relations Officer of National Association of Osun State Students.
• Asst. Project Secretary of WETATi Next Generation.
• Financial Secretary of Purple Club, UNILAG
• Welfare Secretary of FASA

Notwithstanding, these are not what stand him out, rather, it is his ZEAL, ENTHUSIASM and PASSION for service. 

Opeyemi getting ready for the FASA 2016 Freshers' Orientation Programme 

MY DECLARATION

"A noble leader answers not to the trumpet calls of self promotion, but to the hushed whispers of necessity" - Mollie Marti

In view of the above quote coupled with my enthusiasm to serve. I, OLANIYI OPEYEMI ENIOLA humbly declare my interest to vie for the position of the PRESIDENT (Chief-Servant) in the forthcoming Faculty of Arts Students' Association (FASA) ELECTION.