AJIBADE ADMONISHES OSCOTECH STUDENTS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BRIDGE BUILDING

 

"Fellow Oscolites,


As you navigate the exciting journey of higher education here at Osun State College of Technology, I want to share with you a crucial life lesson that will benefit you long after you leave these campus walls.


It's a lesson about relationships, networking, and the importance of building bridges, not burning them.


You see, the people you meet here, the friendships you form, and the connections you make will be invaluable to you in the years to come. These relationships can open doors to new opportunities, provide support during challenging times, and help you grow both personally and professionally.


But, I must caution you: burning bridges is a surefire way to limit your potential and hinder your progress. When you mistreat or disrespect others, you risk damaging relationships that could have been beneficial to you in the future.


On the other hand, building a wide network of friends and acquaintances can have a profoundly positive impact on your life. It can lead to new experiences, valuable advice, and a sense of belonging that will stay with you long after you graduate.


So, I urge you to be intentional about the relationships you build here. Be kind, respectful, and genuine in your interactions with others. Attend campus events, join clubs and organizations that align with your interests, and take the initiative to meet new people.


Remember, the friendships you form and the connections you make here can be a source of strength, inspiration, and support for years to come.


Don't burn bridges, Oscolites. Build them, and watch how they can transform your life in amazing ways.


May our efforts never be in futility!


AJIBADE N KI YIN O

📜

COMRADE AJIBADE KEHINDE DANIEL 

STUDENTS UNION PRESIDENT 24/25 ACADEMIC SESSION

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  1. M.T.N30 Nov 2024, 09:39:00

    Much more encomium on you man
    A man of honour deserves honour in aspect of portraying honour
    Lessons strictly taken.

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