Inspiring Story & Biography Of Ademola Awwal Shonibare.

Tuesday, 18 July 2017

. Awwal Ademola Shonibare is a blogger and entrepreneur. He is a man of passion towards the Information Technology (IT) and entrepreneurship. 

He is currently a 400 level student of Management & Accounting in Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile - Ife, Nigeria.

Awwal was born April 3, 1997 in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo state. He started his formal education in the year 1998 at Tim Carol Nursery & Primary School and completed his primary and secondary education at Ore Ofe Oluwa College in Ibadan.
In addition to his western education, he was also enrolled into various Islamic institutions where he was trained and educated about the teachings of the religion of Islam, as it is the culture of every Muslim parents at home to enroll their children for Islamic knowledge at different Islamic institutions.
In the year 2013, after he completed his secondary education, he gained admission into Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile -Ife to study Management & Accounting after he wrote the UTME & POST UTME in just a sitting. And he is in his final year in the university.
He is a member of the following  student  religious associations on campus:
1. Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN).
2. Tijaniyyah Muslim Students Association of Nigeria (TIMSAN).
3. Faculty of Administration Muslim Students Association (FAMSA).
And also a member of the Nigerian Universities Accounting Students Association (NUASA).
He is currently the welfare director of the Tijaniyyah Muslim Students Association of Nigeria (TIMSAN) OAU Chapter. He has attended and participated in different programmes especially in the university. He is also looking further to achieve the following goals in future such as :
1. Becoming the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of his own established company.
2. Becoming a millionaire before the age of 30.
3. Possession of his personal properties such as houses, cars and estate particularly in Lagos.
4. Becoming an popular blogger and international businessman.
5. Also becoming a chartered accountant and a client with the big four accounting firms in the world.
His hobbies include reading, writing, blogging, browsing, playing games, watching videos e.t.c.
He is currently single and seriously searching.

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