Are you #OnPoint?

I have over time heard the phrase used severally among young people in our higher institutions of learning. A status update 'Driving on point...' called my attention again, to the phrase.

Literally, being on point should mean sustaining your movement/progress in the right direction, with vision, focus, commitment and persistence. This calls for reflection; are we really on point?

Check your life, mindset, dreams, goals, accomplishments and actions. Do they compliment one another? Do your thoughts correspond with your actions?

You can still make a U-turn, take some time out to examine your goal and actions, reexamine your motives and THINK.

Its good to be 'on point', it facilitates progress.

ADM (January, 2013)

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FUNAAB Students holds symposium on Agriculture and Sustainable Development

As part of their contribution in ensuring sustainability in the development of the agricultural sector within Nigeria, students of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta on Wednesday, 8th May, 2013 organised a symposium focused on 'Agriculture and Sustainable Development; Aspirations and Roles of Stakeholders'.

The students - under the auspices of the Association of Plant Physiology and Crop Production Students - brought together stakeholders in agriculture to deliberate on the future of the sector. In his welcome address, the President of the Departmental Students Association, Aanu Damola Morenikeji stated that his team felt it as a point of duty to make their own quota towards ensuring A Keynote address was delivered by the Vice Chancellor of Crescent University, Prof. Kehinde Okeleye.

Further details will be provided soon.

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