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Tuesday, 30 July 2024

AAUA Staff School Graduates 30 Pupils


By Olajumoke Adubiaro

The Adekunle Ajasin University Staff School has recently held a graduation ceremony for 30 pupils who are moving on to the secondary school level.

The ceremony, tagged 'Class '24', was held at the Obasanjo Multipurpose Hall on Wednesday.

Dean of the Faculty of Education, Professor Ayenigbara while delivering a speech, advised the graduands to exhibit good morals as they progress to secondary school.

Ayenigbara also announced plans to establish a secondary staff school, which will commence soon.

The Head Teacher, Mrs. Adejumoke Obamehinti promised to maintain high standards of education and produce well-rounded students.


Ambassador Rayo of BOFOS International School proposed a repainting of the staff school, demonstrating the community's support for the institution.

The event was made more special as three of the graduates won scholarships to pursue their secondary education.

The graduation ceremony was a celebration of the pupils' hard work and dedication and marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter in their educational journey.

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Tuesday, 23 July 2024

NUCJ AAUA Inaugurates Next-Gen of Campus Journalists, Trains on Professionalism


By Eniola Akinwumi-Niyi & Olasoji Oluwaduyilemi

The Nigeria Union of Campus Journalists (NUCJ), Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) chapter, has inaugurated the next generation of campus journalists.

Over 30 students were inducted into the union at the inauguration ceremony held on Saturday at the Mass Communication Relaxation Centre (MRC).

During the training sessions, the newly inducted members were urged to abide by the union's constitution, follow journalism ethics, and uphold professional standards.


Roland Bayode, former Editor-in-Chief of Echo Media AAUA, during his training session on "Building a Career in Journalism: Skills, Strategy, and Survival Tips," emphasised the importance of fact-checking the accuracy and authenticity of a story before publishing.

"Journalism is not just a course, it's a choice. Beyond school, you must be ready to face what comes with it, with the mindset to become a successful journalist," he said. 

Bayode further stressed the importance of human interest in reporting, urging the new members to keep learning, stand for truth and professionalism, and find their niche.


The union's president, Emmanuel Oluwadola, urged the new members to always prioritize ethical and professional standards while carrying out journalism assignments.

"Today marks the beginning of an exciting chapter in your lives. Embrace the opportunities and challenges that come with being a campus journalist. You are the next generation of storytellers, truth-seekers, and change-makers. Your contributions will shape the narrative of our campus community. Write with purpose, report with accuracy, and speak truth to power."

Oluwadola assured that the union's objective is to always uphold press freedom, provided they adhere to the guiding principles and ethics of journalism. 

"Be truthful, separate facts from opinions, verify facts and sources, avoid bias and personal opinions, be balanced and fair, and maintain your independence as a campus journalist, ” he urged.

The Nigeria Union of Campus Journalists (NUCJ), Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko Chapter, is the umbrella body of all registered practising campus journalists and media outlets in the institution, ensuring professional practices and freedom of the press.

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"SOSSA Dean's Cup will Promote Youth Talent" - Sports Director



By Boluwatife Kehinde

The current Sports Director of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Giwa Odunayo, popularly known as Giwanation, has stated that the faculty's Dean's Cup is geared towards developing youth talents.

In an interview with Echo Media, Giwa noted that the football competition serves as an avenue for young football talents in the faculty to demonstrate their skills.

Giwa Odunayo

Highlighting the qualifications for the tournament, he said all departments in the faculty are qualified to participate in the competition with 15 players and a coach, showcasing their talents to win the medal.

"The competition will serve as an avenue through which young talents would be discovered in football. Sports activities are important because they aid mental development and unity among youth," he said.

The Sports Director assured that the 2024 edition will take a new shape, stressing that a league format has been proposed in the form of a knockout tournament.

"SOSSA Dean's Cup this time around won't be the regular knockout as it used to be, to avoid complaints or excuses from teams," Giwa assured.

The tie will be between all the departments in the Faculty of Social Sciences, AAUA, which include Mass Communication, Criminology and Security Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Geography and Planning Science, Sociology, and Economics.
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"SOSSA Dean's Cup will Promote Youth Talent" - Sports Director




By Boluwatife Kehinde

The current Sports Director of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Giwa Odunayo, popularly known as Giwanation, has stated that the faculty's Dean's Cup is geared towards developing youth talents.

In an interview with Echo Media, Giwa noted that the football competition serves as an avenue for young football talents in the faculty to demonstrate their skills.

Giwa Odunayo

Highlighting the qualifications for the tournament, he said all departments in the faculty are qualified to participate in the competition with 15 players and a coach, showcasing their talents to win the medal.

"The competition will serve as an avenue through which young talents would be discovered in football. Sports activities are important because they aid mental development and unity among youth," he said.

The Sports Director assured that the 2024 edition will take a new shape, stressing that a league format has been proposed in the form of a knockout tournament.

"SOSSA Dean's Cup this time around won't be the regular knockout as it used to be, to avoid complaints or excuses from teams," Giwa assured.

The tie will be between all the departments in the Faculty of Social Sciences, AAUA, which include Mass Communication, Criminology and Security Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Geography and Planning Science, Sociology, and Economics.
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