MEET ASHCROFT OMONIYI DOMINION GOING FOR THE POST OF SOCIAL DIRECTOR

Nnagboro Chinenye Vivian

In this series of Interviews, PsychLens thought it would be beneficial for NAPSites to have an early meeting with the various aspirants for Executive Offices in the Upcoming Elections.

It's essentially a collection of each of their fundamental characteristics, including their core motives and overall perceptions of the Association's leadership.

The main quizzing and evaluating of manifestos will take place at the SLT on November 10, 2021, by 3 pm.

Here's, let's meet Ashcroft Omoniyi Dominion vying for the post of social director NAPS, UI.

“I believe in honesty, humility, respect and quality”

PRESSMAN: Good evening my name is Vivian from Psychlens and I’d like to ask you some questions OMONIYI: Ma? PRESSMAN: Sir. The questions are regarding the post you’re vying for in NAPS OMONIYI: Oooh okay PRESSMAN: Please introduce yourself in full. OMONIYI: I’m Ashcroft Omoniyi Dominion a sophomore student of the department of psychology, Faculty of The Social Sciences, University of Ibadan. PRESSMAN: Describe yourself to us, your person, basic beliefs in life, source of motivation, e.t.c. OMONIYI: Well. I’m a very passion driven and social person and also humble. I believe in honesty, humility, respect and quality. Hmmm my major source of motivation simply growth. PRESSMAN: Do you have any role models you look up to? OMONIYI: Hmmm. Nobody except maybe King Solomon in the Bible. PRESSMAN: Why exactly are you interested in running for this office? OMONIYI: Because I basically want to serve my department and the best way I know to do is via the social aspect. PRESSMAN: Why did you choose the social aspect as your way of service? OMONIYI: Because that’s where I feel I can serve the more and it’s where my strength is. PRESSMAN: What is one unique thing you will contribute to the office if you emerge? OMONIYI: Simply vibrancy and innovation PRESSMAN: Can you please elaborate? OMONIYI: I prefer to keep it basic please PRESSMAN: Okay no problem. What is the central theme of your manifesto? OMONIYI: Vibrancy’22 PRESSMAN: Thank you for your time. No thank you PRESSMAN: You’re welcome