Face Of The Week

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Name: Olayiwola Ayomide Babatunde
Nickname: Lobossa
institution: Federal Polytechnic Alumnus
Dept: Sci. Lab. Tech. (Chemistry)
Level: Graduate
Hometown: Ede
Local Govt: Ede South
Best Friend: Akinleye Tobiloba
Marital status: Single
Phone Number: 08067727558
BBM:
Twitter: @ay_bab
Instagram: @lobossa
Facebook ID: Olayiwola Ayomi Lobossa
Favourite Colour: Rainbow
Best Designer: T. M Lewins
Favourite Food: Rice
Best Moment: In the presence of God
Sad Moment: None
Dream Country: England ( Manchester)
Dream Car: Toyota Highlander
Best Quote: Desire a change, work it out.

 Profile:

Olayiwola Ayomide Lobossa, Born in 13th Feb., 19** in Ede, Osun state. A graduate of Science Laboratory Technology(Chemistry Option) with both ND & HND in Upper credit division from The Federal Polytechnic, Ede , Osun state. Health Safety and Environment, Competence level 11 professional holder. A graduate member of Project Management Professional Institute. He is a leader per excellence, having being given opportunities to serve in Student Unionism, LEO Club( A youth activity of Lions club international) and at some various capacities. Today, He is a mentor, a young politician and a service minded one who loves Nigeria with passion. He loves watching football, table tennis. He is a Christian by his faith and believe in Christ Jesus and loves the gospel. Today, He works as an independent freelance broadcaster and also as a consultant in chemical analysis.:





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