Q: How did you feel when you were selected for the scholarship in primary school?
A: I was elated, happy, felt fulfilled to get a reward for being the best among my mates, because in my school scholarships are viewed as the reward viewed for the best, so getting it made me have more confidence in myself.
Q: How has the scholarship impacted your academic journey and personal growth
A: Its impact can be determined by my easy academic life, due to the fact that I have nothing in the cause of studying as a result of the scholarship.
Q; What role do you think the scholarship has played in your academic achievements, including your recent first-degree completion with disdistinction.
A: Well, the major role it played is that it made me to be more serious and more determined, because I don't want my sponsor to see the spending on me as a waste of money and I don't want to disappoint my parents.
Q: How has the scholarship influenced your choice of course or career path?
A: It has influenced my career positively, I was of the liberty to choose any discipline of my choice, which now place me on the route to pursuing a career in Public relations and advertising, despite the fact that I've been offered gateway to become a lecturer by my sponsor, it still serve as a stepping stone to ignite a good start in the PRAD industry.
Q: What are your plans for your postgraduate studies (MSc and PhD), and how do you think they will contribute to your career goals?
A: Obtaining my Msc and Phd is a gift that would place me in the scholastic world and give me an edge above my mates in the PRAD industry.
Q: How do you think the automatic employment offer from the institution will shape your professional devdevelopment.
A: Thank you for the question. Being a lecturer would give me a chance to develop into a Master of my craft and it would also give me a chance to become an early creator of a job in the field rather than waiting for years to do that if I starts as a PRAD practitioner working for someone.
Q: As a Christian student supported by a Muslim university's scholarship, what are your thoughts on the interfaith aspect of this experience?
A: In the first place, my household has always been preaching religious tolerance years before I got the scholarship. Getting the scholarship makes me build on the fact that religion is meant to unite the world and not separate it.
Q: How has this experience influenced your perspective on religious tolerance and undunderstanding
A: To be sincere it only built and developed what I've been taught by my parents on religious tolerance. I could remember my Muslim aunt living with us for more than five years and throughout her stay with us our living room serves as her praying ground.
Q: What message do you think this scholarship sends about the importance of education and interfaith dialogue?
A: The scholarship sounds like a way of promoting religious unity and increase in the standard of education in the country through a person, which will continue through me as well.
Q: What message would you like to convey to Prince Segun Ajibola (SAN) and the Crescent Varsity for their generosity and support?
A: I will always be grateful for the support of Prince Segun Ajibola (SAN) in my life, because I see him as a God sent to me, he is a magnanimous being, who has done a lot in my life.
Q: What advice would you give to other students who may be beneficiaries of similar scholarships?
A: My advice to them is that they should be focused and see the opportunity as a way to shape things in their lives.
Q: How do you plan to give back to your community or support others in need, inspired by your own experience?
A: He who much is given, much is expected. How I would give back to the community is what I would like to keep to myself, but it's obligatory for me to give back to society.
Q: What are your short-term and long-term career goals, and how do you plan to achieve them?
A: I would like to say my goals are in God's hands and how I wish to achieve them are in His hands as well, but the most important thing is that I've studied to become a PRAD practitioner.
Q: How do you think your education and experiences will contribute to the betterment of society?
A: Academics is very important, the process of developing a nation is to develop its youth and the easiest way to do it is providing them with the information needed, which I believe I would do in aacademics.
Q: Are there any specific challenges or obstacles you anticipate facing in your future endeavors, and how do you plan to overcome them.
A: Challenges are normal, but the one I'm going to face I don't know for now, but I believe I would be able to overcome them by God's grace.
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