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Ajegunle Students' Union, Ajeromi-Ifelodun (2026)

A student platform comprising of enthusiastic minds, who hope to transform thoughts into ideas, and ideas into actions that would translate into positive impact to the immediate society and to promote students development agenda.

20/11/2020

*My Brother and Sister, Family and Friends BEWARE OF "ONE DAY"*

*ONE DAY,* you will lock your door, but you will not be the one to open it.

*ONE DAY,* you will wash that best clothes of yours and you will not be able to wear it.

*ONE DAY,* your favorite food will be prepared and you will not be there to eat it anymore.

*ONE DAY,* you will eat and drink what you will never excrete.

*ONE DAY,* your curriculum vitae and all your years of experience will not matter to anyone anymore.

*ONE DAY,* the person that seems to love you most will never dare to move closer to you.

*ONE DAY,* you will think of what you can never accomplish.

*ONE DAY,* you will be regarded as "a co**se"

*ONE DAY,* you will be isolated in a place called "grave"

*ONE DAY,* those things and people you love most will come your way but you will not be able to give any attention to it/them.

*ONE DAY,* you will hold your breath and never be able to release it.

*ONE DAY,* you will become a defendant before The Chief Judge (GOD).

*ONE DAY,* housefly/ termites will come your way and you will be unable to chase them.

*ONE DAY,* you will receive a call that you can never decline.

*ONE DAY,* your name will be called, but no one will answer.

*ONE DAY,* the assets you cherished most will be taken by another person.

*ONE DAY,* your deed on Earth will be presented to you like a CD.

*ONE DAY,* a title will be added to your name "Late"

*ONE DAY,* The Great Allocator will allocate you to an appropriate place.

*ONE DAY,* that your beautiful skin will turn to its original nature-sand/dust.

*ONE DAY,* your entire body will cease operation. The verb will change from he is a good man to he was a good man.

*ONE DAY,* you will be given an eternal apartment, either Paradise or hell.

*ONE DAY,* you will not be able to hold nor type anything on this phone anymore.

*In Summary, take LIFE easy, DO GOOD, and run from EVIL. Be at peace with everyone, love your neighbour as yourself and remember that "that ONE DAY will surely come when this write up shall be fulfilled in your Life*

*God bless you all*
🙏🙏🙏🙏

08/10/2020

An investment in knowledge pays the best interest -Benjamin Franklin.

The education sector is of tremendous importance in all levels of governance and strict attention should be paid to it. This is because the growth of any society is dependent on the level of education of its citizens. Perhaps this is one of the biggest challenges Nigeria has as a country, due to a staggering number of 60 million illiterates in the country Premium times. With a population of over 170 million people, this puts the illiteracy rate at over 35%. In a fast developing technological world, Nigeria has its problems cut out for it with its high illiteracy rate, low computer literacy rate and the education system continually producing half-baked graduates that are unable to compete in a technologically inclined world.

It's therefore pertinent for government to invest heavily on education.

01/10/2020

A Giant at 60,
By Simbo Olorunfemi

Seven years ago, I was to deliver a paper in US. I had prepared the paper and shared with the organisers of the event. But a day to the event, I had a change of mind. I had meant to speak to what, from the foreign policy perspective, I refer to as the 'Giant of Africa' fallacy. But somehow, I had this epiphany that I should not use a platform outside Nigeria, with mostly foreign audience, to talk down on Nigeria, but promote her.

So, I made a switch. I decided to talk about how Nigeria and Nigerians have made positive impact around the world in terms of her engagement in international relations - the fight against apartheid and support for the liberation of countries of Southern Africa - Angola, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa. I thought about Liberia and Sierra Leone and the role Nigeria played in bringing the civil wars there to end. I then switched fully to cultural diplomacy, zeroing on Fela and the impact Nollywood had made in Africa.

My presentation was well received and shortly after, a former Ameican Ambassador who was in audience, came over to ask me if I could come talk to her students at Georgetown University, where she was a Professor. I agreed and was there to again adumbrate on Nigeria's cultural assets as tools in international diplomacy.

This morning, I was a guest on a South African radio programme with focus on Nigeria's 60th Independence Anniversary. I was one of 2 Nigerians on the programme. The other guest didn't think there was much to say for Nigeria at 60, I didn't think so. I couldn't even imagine being on South African radio not harping on the role Nigeria played in the liberation of that country.

I noticed that my point about exploits by Nigerians in sports resonated with the host, as he mentioned he had spoken about that before we came on the programme. But my fellow Nigerian was not quite as excited about my choice to celebrate our successes, no matter how infinitesimal they might be, interrupting and talking down on the progress even the host acknowledged we had made.

Well, this is not about him or me, really. It is about the right to hold a different perspective. Some think there is nothing to celebrate. Some of us think that there is nothing wrong with acknowledging the gains we have made, internalise the victories, reflect on the missed opportunities and ride on the wings of our dreams to accomplishing more. One perspective should respect the other, I think.

We might not be where we ought to be, but we are not where we used to be. We are on our way and those little gains we take for granted here are obvious to even foreigners looking at us, from the outside. It is always up to us what we choose to project. Until a few days ago, I did not even know that there is a separatist movement in a neighbouring country some Nigerians love to cite as an exemplar of all that is good. I bet not many know about this.

To each country, its own challenges. The world has its mouth open seeing what is playing out in the land which claims to be God's own country as she unravels before us all. Every country is a work in progress, even if the level of work that needs to be put in differs from one to the other.

Whatever our failings, whatever our challenges, what we choose to project is what will eventually project us. We can either choose to focus on what we are doing right or continue to amplify what we have not gotten right. What we project is what will define us, eventually.
Every country has a right to her dream. It might not look like we are a Giant now, but if that is our dream - to become a Giant in impact and accomplishments among nations of the world, then that is a legitimate aspiration to have.

Happy 60th Independence Anniversary, Nigeria.
Happy 60th Independence Anniversary, fellow Nigerians.

28/09/2020

The continual thought of a particular idea shapens your perception about it, and also directs your every action in actualising it.

If you can think it, you can achieve it.

A very fulfilling week to you all!!!

27/09/2020

L-R: COMRADE TIJANI IBRAHIM, HON. MARK-ANTHONY ANAELECHUKWU (S.A TO THE CHAIRMAN, AJEROMI IFELODUN ON YOUTHS & SPORTS) AND COMRADE USMAN YAKUB.

ON THE OCCASION OF A COURTESY VISIT TO HON. MARK-ANTHONY ON FRIDAY THE 25th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2020, TO INTIMATE HIM WITH THE PLANS AND AIMS OF THE NOVEL COMMUNITY BASED STUDENTS PLATFORM IN AJEGUNLE.

25/09/2020

HERE'S A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT THE UNION IS ALL ABOUT AND THE CORE OBJECTIVES WE AIM TO ACHIEVE...

THIS IS A STUDENTS ASSOCIATION THAT HAS COME TO STAY!!!

ANTICIPATE GREATNESS!💯💪

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