As the awareness program for secondary school runs into it last week, It provided an atmosphere of impact, witnessing the dignity of notable facilitators, comrades of the union, the Proprietor and her staff, coupled with the target audience, the students.
The program, overseen by distinguished facilitators continuously spearheads the three main focuses of the program.
Moderated by Comr. Adenusi David Olamide, the first session was handled by Comr. Ogunbowale Olatayo Bodunrin, President of Imota Students’ Union, who spoke on Ways to Attaining Academics Excellence.
Outlining educational tips for growth and academic excellence, Comrade Ogunbowale urged students to know their Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and threat, with a positive mindset to achieve success with God.
He further gave a distinction between the three categories of students i.e A’s, B’s and C’s, asserting that the difference between them all is their way of thinking and thought patterns.
The second session, anchored by Miss Paulina Idris, a student of the University of Unilorin enumerated points but not limited to developing students’ core values, ability to know individuals in their peers for personal development etc.
In conclusion, substantial use of social media was addressed by Amb. Okubote Anuoluwapo, who educated the students on the basic purpose of social media, reasons to use social media and things not to use social media for.
He further made it known that as young minds, seeking chances can have social media helpful or detrimental to opportunities.
“Hence social media will either make a man or mar a man”, he added.
At the high point of the program, distinguished facilitators and comrades were appreciated with the award of service certificate, presented to them for their positive impact on the lives of the students.
The program ended with gratitude and commendation from both schools’ proprietors after teachers from each school gave a closing remark.
The union also received a prayer frame from Cradle Aid Academy in further acknowledgment of their appearance at the school.
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