Student Representatives Assembly, Funaabsu

Thank you FUNAABITES for having us serve you!💚✨

Yours-in-service(on behalf of all senators of the 30th Assembly),

Sen. Moriam Ayomikun Oguntowo (Handler)
The 30th Assembly Clerk - First Female Clerk.

A Chapter Closed, but the memories live forever!

Our final sitting was bittersweet, marked by the ratification of new judicial council principal officers and the dissolution of the house.

As we bid farewell to this chapter, we're filled with gratitude for the incredible journey we've shared. Certificates were awarded to our outstanding senators, a testament to their hard work and dedication.

Though the house may be dissolved, the memories and lessons learned will stay with us forever.

A Night TO REMEMBER! ✨

We came together to celebrate our achievements and honour the incredible individuals who've made a lasting impact on our house. The dinner and award night was a wonderful opportunity to unwind, have fun, and appreciate the hard work and dedication that makes our community thrive.

Cheers to our awardees and to many more moments of joy and celebration together!🥂💚

The Crescendo of Youth Voice!

Our Legislative Summit was a resounding success, featuring inspiring sessions that ignited passion and sparked meaningful conversations. We were honoured to have a keynote speech by Prince Oyede Oke, legislative aid to the Deputy Senate president of Nigeria, ably represented. The session set the tone for impactful leadership, followed by a thought-provoking fireside chat with Mr. Kunle Lawal, Executive Director of the Electoral College, the session was truly one that left our senators wanting more and asking the right questios.

Our panel session brought together esteemed guests, including Prince Hadi Sani – the SSA to the Ogun state Governor on inter-ethnic affairs, also, Hon. OLUWAKOYEJO Morenikeji and Hon. Sonde-Ikokoh Iyanuoluwa, both from the national youth parliament, who shared valuable insights on youth leadership in legislation. The discussions left attendees eager to make their voices heard and be catalysts for change.

We also celebrated a milestone - SRA's 30th assembly! - with cake and merriment, as senators basked in the knowledge gained and enjoyed each other's company. We were honoured to have the Students' union matron, past leaders, and other members of the union with us.

And, a huge congratulations to the winners of the first-ever CONSTIQUEST, a Constitution-Based Quiz, presented by the Clerk - Senator Moriam A. Oguntowo, in conjunction with the Committee of Information and Resolution Monitoring.

What a day it was!

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Reminiscing on the Legislative week, we take you back to THE TEJUPLAN.

We took our Sickle Cell Awareness campaign to the next level with a physical outreach initiative!

After our successful online awareness drive, we went from hall to hall, garden to garden, and class to class, meeting students and educating them about sickle cell. We shared valuable information on the importance of knowing one's genotype, how to treat people with sickle cell, and what to do in cases of sickle cell.

We were privileged to have the President of the Union join us for this event, and our senators were part of this impactful initiative. We carried banners and cardboards with inspiring inscriptions, spreading awareness and creating a more informed community. It was a truly fulfilling experience, and we're grateful to FUNAABITES for receiving us with open arms.

As we wrap up the 30th assembly, let's savour the moments that made it special!

From empowering sessions to unforgettable memories, we're grateful for the time we shared.

The empowerment program organised by the committee on welfare and business (COWAB), led by the Deputy Senate president, was a huge success, featuring inspiring sessions on politics, public speaking, and tech.

This goes to show that we're not just about articulating our own voices, but also equipping our senators with the skills to represent and empower their communities.

We were privileged to seasoned speakers who made it an event to remember.

The Last sitting Agenda of the 30th Assembly✍🏾

Senate superstar of the day: Senator Oyewole Oluwakoyejo

Senator Oluwakoyejo
The one who carried the Sergeant-at-Arms role with quiet grace. As reserved as he is, you could never miss his impact.
Somehow, he balanced politics, Web3, and academics like he had a cheat code.

Thanks to him, the house was always in order — steady, calm, and focused. A true gentleman in and out of the chambers.

We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re grateful for how you showed up. Always.

WELCOME TO A NEW LEGISLATIVE DAY☀️

SENATE SUPERSTAR OF THE DAY: SENATOR ODUTOLA OYINKANSOLA

Dressed to kill and always ready for action, we're celebrating the incomparable Sen. Oyinlomo.

Our graduating Secretary of the House Committee on Information and Resolution is a force of nature. Dressed to impress, she's the epitome of grace under pressure, handling every task—from contributing logically and creatively to house proceedings, to capturing key moments—with seamless perfection.

She doesn't just embody her role; she defines it. We celebrate your incredible spirit and dedication today, you are a powerhouse in every sense of the word.

SENATE SUPERSTAR OF THE DAY: SENATOR ADIO ADETOBA

Senator Adetoba
Parliamentarian of the Year, and it’s no fluke!
Always cheerful, effortlessly kind, with just the right sprinkle of “you know what” to keep things interesting.

In the house, his experience showed without needing a loud voice. Whatever his hands found to do, he did with excellence. No wonder he led not one but two giant committees.
To know Sen. Adetoba is to know reliability, leadership, and quiet strength. Thank you for being one of our best.

NOTIFICATION OF LAST ORDINARY SITTING OF THE 30TH ASSEMBLY!