Last Updated on July 3, 2026 by Olasunkanmi Olajide
By Femi Dansu
The leadership of the newly inaugurated Students’ Union Government (SUG), led by its President, Comrade Oluwatimileyin Soga, alongside the Executives of the Nigerian Association of Agricultural Students (NAAS), Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) Chapter, led by its President, Comrade AbdulRasaq Fawaz, today, June 29, 2026, paid separate courtesy visits to the Directorate of Public Relations (DPR) to explore opportunities for enhanced collaboration.
The meetings, held at the Directorate’s Conference Room, centred on strengthening cooperation in publicity, image projection and the effective dissemination of information on the University’s programmes, achievements, and other activities.
During their respective visits, the student leaders expressed their commitment to working closely with the Directorate to ensure that members of the University Community, particularly students, remain adequately informed about developments within the University. They also commended the Directorate for its sustained efforts in promoting the positive image and growing reputation of FUNAAB.
Welcoming the delegations, the Ag. Head, Directorate of Public Relations, Mr. Olasunkanmi Olajide, appreciated the visits, describing them as a clear demonstration of the student leaders’ dedication to the continued growth and development of the University.
He noted that every member of the University Community serves as an ambassador of FUNAAB, saying, “We are the face of the University. FUNAAB is ours, and it is a world-class University to reckon with.”
Mr. Olajide also briefed the Executives on the structure, functions, and responsibilities of the Directorate, assuring them of its readiness to support legitimate student activities through effective publicity and communication.
He further encouraged the student leaders to place God first in all their endeavours and ensure that their programmes align with and promote the University’s mandate.
The Ag. Head also advised the Executives to exercise caution in their use of social media, urging them to be mindful of the content they share, as their conduct and online presence reflect not only on themselves but also on the image and reputation of the University.
Present at the meetings were staff members of the Directorate of Public Relations, including other Executive members of SUG and NAAS.
