FCES ALUMNI ELECTIONS 2016: MUTIU ADEWUYI, THE MAN SET TO SHAPEN DESTINIES

As July 16th, 2016 approaches, all hands are on deck to usher in a new set of leadership of the Alumni association of the prestigious institution, Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo after years of inactivity.

The institution which has ex-students from all walks of life spread across the universe shall be witnessing an epic change of leadership for the first time since the inception of the Alunmi association.

After several periods of consistent efforts to resuscitate and revitalize the dying Alumni, a large group of members who have prioritized the unity and progress of the association named 'The Peace Ambassadors', have come out to unveil the presidential candidate for the National Alumni Association. 

According to information available, the group has decided to adopt and present this man who has steered clear of the many controversies and drama that some other Presidential candidates are already deep in. A man obviously of the people, MUTIU ADEWUYI, remains the candidate to beat as his intimidating profile has already set him ahead.

His Background; 

A humble man of noble background, ADEWUYI MUTIU ADENIYI's educational sojourn started between 1977/1983 at Ansar Ud Deen Primary School, Oyo before he proceeded to Ladigbolu Grammar School in 1983. It was during his secondary school education that his leadership skills came to the full glare of colleagues and teachers. He was the Social Prefect as well as the Social Secretary of the Literary and Debate Association.

Mutiu's academic sojourn took him to the great citadel, Federal College of Education, Oyo where he studied Agric Science/SLD. Between 1994 and 1995, he was elected into the much contested post of the Financial Secretary of the Students' Union Government.

Mr. Adewuyi was known for his penchant for transparency and accountability. This earned him a slot in an Investigating Committee set up to probe some financial inconsistencies of the excos of the National Association of Oyo Students in 1993. It was this same year that he was nominated as the Chairman of the Electoral Committee of the same student's national body.

Adewuyi Mutiu has a M.Sc in Business Administration (UNILAG) and a Masters' Degree Student (PUBLIC ADMIN) in the Olabisi Onabanjo University.

An orator with good public relations, a passionate crusader for peace, an ambassador for quality and good leadership... Adewuyi Mutiu Adeniyi is the best for the leadership of FCE (Sp) Oyo Alumni.

Mutiu Adewuyi's Manifesto

-Upholding and defending the ideas and philosophy behind the formation of our Alumni Association and the constitution of the Alumni Association in the overall interests of all members. 

-Ensuring proper accountability, probity and prudent management of the National Alumni financial resources.   

-Granting scholarship awards for diligent students of the College for which a special committee would be constituted to prepare framework for the execution of the project.

-Paying priority attention  to the restoration of enviable glory of our Alumni Association by fostering unity, peace and progress among members of our great Alumni Association.

-Opening of effective communication network and there shall be effective feedback mechanism in place to ensure members are more involved in the affairs of the Alumni Association. 

-Liaising with corporate organizations, philanthropists and highly successful graduates of the institution as necessary to attract development to the College as well as to expand the educational infrastructure in the College. 

-Development of a databank where-in names, address, status   and other details about the graduates of the College will be well preserved. The data base would be published as compendium for the benefit of members who need jobs, contract or other opportunities from successful graduates of the institution.

-Organizing regular congresses/meetings of National Alumni to seek members’ views and opinions as necessary to guide policy formulation and implementation by the National Executive Council of our Alumni Association as and well due.

-Making conscious efforts to establish, fund and coordinate the chapters/branches of the National Alumni Association to make the activities of our Alumni body to become more responsive, functional and development-oriented

 

-Encouraging committee system to involve most members on how the affairs of the association are being run.

Who can say all these are not intimidating and challenging enough? Keep you fingers crossed as we bring more of this amazing man to you soon...