Fresher of The Week- Olawumi Adedeji

 

Fresher of the Week

 

NAPS PRESS: Can we meet you?

MICHAEL: I’m Michael Olawunmi Adedeji

 100 level student studying philosophy at the University of Ibadan

NAPS PRESS: Did you choose philosophy or did philosophy choose you?

MICHAEL: I chose philosophy

NAPS PRESS: How has the virtual class been?

MICHAEL: It’s been a necessary evil - One you can’t undermine, reprimand, yet you feel like phlegm in your throat every time you attend a class

NAPS PRESS: Do you think the virtual class would affect the students' academic performance?

MICHAEL: I strongly believe that. But every human has been accustomed to his/her failures no matter the circumstances.

 

NAPS PRESS: Any memorable moment (s)?

MICHAEL: My Post UTME exam remains the most memorable

Also, the first most satisfying class was Mr.Owoseni Wale’s class

NAPS PRESS: What’s your philosophy of life?

MICHAEL: Intellectual engagement is necessary, prosperity in all sphere of life is more important

NAPS PRESS: Relationship Status?

MICHAEL: In love.

NAPS PRESS: If you happen to be the President of the department for a day, what will you do?

MICHAEL: I do not have plans for any political position yet, but if perchance I will like to preach philosophy into politics and stabilize the settings for the benefit of all

NAPS PRESS: What do you intend to do with your Philosophy degree after school??

MICHAEL: With the degree, I do not know, but with the knowledge attained, I will like to exercise and explore greater exploits including rational thoughts into human life and experiences, and to solve problems.

NAPS PRESS: If you can go back in time to change anything, what would that be?

MICHAEL: Change my level of thoughts and understanding of life.

I’ve been a depressed and melancholic fellow and bring my Dad back if possible.

NAPS PRESS: Shout out to anyone??

MICHAEL: Shout out to my Mom, my Brothers, my favorite person, and the Love of my life: Semiat Olamide Olajire, and to everyone who shows me love, and understands my complexities. I love ‘em all, I can’t start counting.

My Mom: Yeye Temitope Balikis Ogunseye, the Yeye tunwase of Ibeshe, Lagos

My brothers: Engr OluShola Tekobo Adedeji, Engr AbdulRahman Afolabi Adedeji