Oluyole Club celebrates student bursaries and urges financial discipline
The Oluyole Club recently hosted its annual lecture and awards ceremony in Lagos, bringing together prominent Ibadan indigenes and professionals. The event focused on recognising outstanding individuals, empowering youth, and supporting indigent students with bursary awards. Club President Oluniyi Fatokun highlighted the association’s commitment to education, welfare, and community development. Speakers at the event urged Nigerians to build resilience and adopt financial discipline amid economic challenges.
What we know
- The Oluyole Club was founded as a cultural, non-political, and non-profit association for Ibadan indigenes in Lagos.
- The club’s annual lecture addressed economic challenges, with Bayo Olugbemi stressing adaptability and strategic planning.
- Bursary awards were presented to 10 students from various universities, supporting their education in diverse fields.
- The club collaborates with Lead City University to provide annual scholarship slots and recognises contributors like Prof Jide Owoeye.
- Attendees were encouraged to diversify income streams, manage costs, and maintain financial discipline to navigate economic uncertainty.
