5 Take-aways From The Food Fest

By Ibrahim Sofiyullaha

On the fourth day of September 2021, First Technical University concludes a week-long student’s week at the School e-library. Here are the five take-aways from the events:

1. FFG: Best Student from Day One: The whole hall of the event went in beserk when Faruk Fakayode Gbolahan was announced the winner of the student of the year award out of ectasy than surprise. Faruk, a first-class student whose influence encompasses beyond the academic sphere was deservingly awarded the prestigious prize. All about the student of Biomedical Engineering is highness and elevation except for his height. His friends and fans took care of that by raising him high when he was mobbed by those who were felicitating with him.
2. Crownbee Sets his Standard High: In a category densely packed with fantastic talents and stars, Ridwan Adebayo comfortably conquer the group of death. The most fascinating part of it was that while other nominees were campaigning for votes and supports, Crownbee was unmoved, confident and didn’t feel like advertising his brand. And yet he won. He showed his class when he was spared the micophone to perform. After his very brief display, all came to conclusion that Crownbee was really deserving of the crown.
3. Nasty will win it again, and again: In as much as the war is on financial supremacy and fashion outlook, Abolaji Abiola will continue to triumph without any hassle. Beyond clothes and shoes, Nasty is a charismatic, handsome and reserve student of Petroleum Engineering, whom with his clique of friends and choices of fashion earned him the award of decency.
4. Alf~Sam has Than the World can take: Salaudeen Abiola may be the last perfomer of the event but was amongst the best artistes of the night. Alf~Sam is like a hive of bees with varieties of talents. Although comedy looks to be the most potent weapon in his arsenal, his stint with freestyling music was a top-notch.
5. DSA: Tech-U Females are Unlively: The official declaration of Tech-U females as unlively and unsocial was successfully made by the Dean of Students’ Affairs who couldn’t help but scold the gender for their nauseating gestures. If Dr. Caleb’s involvement with the student activities through out the students’ week is passing a message, it is that there is more to higher institution than moving from Academy building to Engineering building. Only a handful of females present had the courage to come out to makes moves to the Music till the DJ had to force some of them out.