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What we need is positive change. Mr mustapha Hamid

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By Comr Emjay

An interview by Fadeyi Margret with one of the aspirants for the post of President.

Can i meet you?

My name is Mustapha Hamidu Adegbenga, a 300level student of school of health information management, university college hospital, ibadan.

Do you have any aspiration?

Yes

Which post if I may ask?

President

Great! So what is your motivation, why are considering  the presidential office?

The main thing that motivated me was the situation of the union in this institution and also the students are been deprived of some activities in the school. There are a lot of things happening. Let us take a look at the immediate past tenure. We know what we experienced and we can’t continue like that

What are the things we experienced?

I am not at liberty to say that, because we are all aware of the things going on. We need to change, not just an ordinary change, we need a positive change.

So you are planning to work towards the positive change?

Yes.

So if peradventure you are the next elected President, what are the things you have for the students and that will surely be of benefit to the students?

Before any SUB or any government can achieve anything, it requires the support of the masses and you know we operate democracy government in which the SRC ( student representative council) have to checkmate the activities of the executive body. Assuming i win the election, there is nothing we can do without the involvement of the SRC.  But we have a lot of plans for the students.

You perform very well in your courses.

Yes

Peradventure you are the next president, how are you going to balance politics and academics?

To me academic life and politics are the same thing because in SHIM, we do not learn to read and write alone, we also learn how to manage time. What we manage is not just patients; we manage our time, patients and our subordinates. I have been a class Rep for two years now and i have been  able to manage with the stress of the class Rep and i believe i will be able to cope even with my academics and politics.

Do you think your religious life will have an impact on politics?

It will not

Because most of the Moslems i know are straight forward, plain, hate cheating and they are not easy to compromise

Yes, it is true

So how are you going to handle the whole thing?

I believe majority of the students in school have lost hope in what we call unionism in the school. In order to gain back their trust and to bring back the lost glory of the union, they need someone that is plain, transparent and will be able to account for the events of the Union.

That's great. It's a pleasure having a conversation with you

Same here

Mr. Mustapha Hamid, thank you for your time

You are welcome

i wish you the best of luck in the next election.

Amen, thank you.









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