EXCLUSIVE!!: Meet Oluwapelumi Victory Ajibola,IRSA's newest Rep

 Meet Oluwapelumi Victory Ajibola, IRSA's newest Rep



Precisely on the 21st of March,2021, the Part 1 constituency SRC election was conducted and 4 winners emerged out of the 6 candidates who signified interest in representing their class.

The election, conducted virtually had Oluwapelumi emerge as one of the Reps to represent their class in the department's Student Representative Council (SRC).

Join Tosin Temijuayo and The Diplomatic Suites News Agency as we welcome and engage our latest Rep!

Join me as we celebrate a charming young lady,who contested and won one of the SRC positions for the  part 1 constituency...

She is no other than Oluwapelumi Victory Ajibola,below is a few details of the young lady;

Host: Holla Newly Elected Honourable,can I meet you?

Victory: Yeah, I am Ajibola Oluwapelumi Victory


Host: What Position did you contest for and from which consistuency?


Victory: I contested for Honourable in the House and a representative of part 1 consistuency

Host: On a quick note ,do you mind sharing your view on Covid'19  pandemic and it's effect ?


Victory: Well,I would say the pandemic created a lot of damages,pain, stagnation,deaths et all and in the same vein this pandemic also created a whole lot of breakthrough , success,peace and tranquility; which am a partaker of ..


Host: No cap!I agree to that you know; now on a lighter mood what your favorite quote and do you mind publicising your social media handles, possible your phone contact?


Victory :Yeah,for my social media @iamheverjhoy (Instagram) 

@iamheverjhoy (Twitter) ,

Contact details: 08176570259 


And for my favorite quote -It's not by how far ,but how well.


Host: So close to ending this interview Honorable 

Victory: as a leader, can you give a precise note on what IRSAN's should expect during your tenure as a Representative?

Victory: Simply expressed; Honesty 📍  Diligencep📍 and 📍Hardwork



  Yeah..Thank you so much for this quick virtual interview with the DSNA, we solely celebrate you on your call to serve and we wish you a fruitful tenure as possible...


📍  Yeah ,IRSAN's we have finally come to the end of this exquisite interview with Victory,we hope this has quenched your desire to know one of the leaders in the house of IRSAN's Representative, especially the new breed...


📍  Thank you once again; I'm your Host Oluwatosin Temijuayolo

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