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*Nine years electricity blackout: Gbonyin youth cries out*
By Johnson Aderopo, Olamide Akinwumi
The youth in Gbonyin Local government area of Ekiti state, has expressed worried over nine years of epileptic power supply in the local government.
The youths in the communique stetement issued on Wednesday, 7th of July 2021, cried out for immediate intervention from the state government.
According to the Coordinator Nigeria Youth council Gbonyin local government chapter, Mr. Fajembola Oluwaseun
"It's exactly nine years now since the local government had power supply from the national grid.
"I think it's high time our elders, Kings and stakeholders meet to deliberate on what to do in order to light up our towns"
He added that, "the effect of power outrage on our youth and students has forced migration of our youths and students outside the local government area which has in many ways affected the socio-economic development of the towns.
"the lack of electricity has led to poor academic performance of our youths and students because it's difficult for them to access educational materials on-line".
He further stated the disadvantages of not having effective power supply in the local government area.
He said, "socioeconomic development of our towns too has been affected because of the inability of our people to partake in the wealth that abounds in e-commerce. In today's global economy, anyone can trade from any corner of the globe with others in other parts of the planet via electronic commerce (e-commerce).
"Men of the underworld take advantage of the power outage to commit all forms of crimes ranging from burglary to rape and kidnapping".
However, Fajembola, laments on the economic hardship the blackout have cause to the youths in the region.
According to him, "hard learned income of our youths and even parents are spent on purchase of fossil fuel to power generators and this has to stop.
"Most of our youths have been through thick and thin as regards electronic registration and related matters and we don't have any ICT Centre in Gbonyin because of power outage, our students and youth cannot engage in online learning and seminars due to the power outage and this has led to redundancy and poor intellectual development amongst our students and youths".
However, Mr. Fajembola, appeal to the state government led by His excellence, Governor John Olukayode Fayemi, to come to their rescue in the region.
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A Conversation with Crisbolt – Current Fastest Man in AAUA
INTERVIEWS BY: OLAMIDE AKINWUMI
We often talk about people that have ‘it,’ that natural, incredible talent to do things that defy our sense of what is possible. It may be the genius of a scientist who discovers something that changes the world. It may be the ingenuity of an entrepreneur who builds a global business, or it may be someone like CRISBOLT, arguably the most gifted athlete in AAUA has ever seen.
Crisbolt has create a remarkable history in Adekunle Ajasin Varsity Ondo State, when it comes to the field of Athlete in the institution, he had won a lots of gold medals in (100meter, 200meter and in 4 by 100m) both at the department level, Student Union Game and faculty games respectively.
His journey to worldwide stardom started in 2017, when he won gold medals in both 100meter, 200meter and 4 by 100m men at the Student's Union Freshers Game in the Varsity.
However, in 2019, he won treble gold medal at the Education Student's Association of Nigeria, *(ESAN)*, AAUA DEAN’S CUP
He followed this up with gold medal and silver medal respectively in 4 by 100m and 4 by 400m at the Ondo State Higher Institutions Games, *(OSHIGA)*
Meanwhile, he had Awarded Rising star of the year at AAUA Freshmen week 2017, And as well best track and field star of the year at NAPHERSD AAUA dinner and award night in 2017 respectively.
Q: How do you look after your own mental health?
(Crisbolt)
I am not someone who puts a lot of pressure on myself, I don’t look after them, because a lot keeps happening in my head
Q: What does success mean to you?
(Crisbolt)
Success is when you achieved and accomplished an aim or objective.
Being successful means the achievement of desired visions and planned goals
Q: What do you believe to be one of your weaknesses and what are you doing to improve itCrisbolt)
I got some physical and mental weakness, trying to get a sport psychologist and a complete coaching program. But you know balancing education and sport ain’t an easy job
Q: What challenges did you come across in getting to where you are at today?
(Crisbolt)
I’ve been through a lot of challenges taking about a lot of criticism, hypocrisy, setbacks, downfall, a lot.
Q: Why do you do what you do?
[Crisbolt] I do what I do because I am good at it, I enjoy it and I have been successful doing it. God gave me a talent and I have worked extremely hard to fulfil this talent.
Q: Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of sports?
(Crisbolt)
Yeah, I love swimming, playing badminton, and playing video games. Interest outside of sport is listening to cool songs and just being simple.
Q: What do you believe is the greatest challenges facing athletes today?
(Crisbolt)
Greatest challenges, ranging from poor management of athletes both at the federal level to state level even at the higher institutions level, no government and management support towards the growth of athletic.
Q: How do you manage your athletic responsibilities and with your academic?
(Crisbolt)
Managing my athletic responsibilities and academic career hasn’t been easy, I tried to keep up with the classes, sometimes I keep to time, sometimes I lose attendance for that day, sometimes coming late but couldn’t listen to the lecturer because I’m so weak and tired.
Q: What do you learn about teamwork spirit?
(Crisolt)
I’ve learned a lot about team work, it gives strength, it gives motivation, it makes you achieve a lot with one mind
Q: Who are you?
(Cribolt)
I Am Amanze Christopher Uche p.k.a Crisbolt, I am a proud Nigerians born in Warri, Delta State, who can run fast and make people smile.
I am a 400level students of National Association of physical and health education, recreation sport and dance (NAPHERSD), Faculty of Education Adekunle Ajasin Varsity
Q: Why do you do what you do?
(Crisbolt)
I do what I do because I am good at it, I enjoy it and it makes me happy. God gave me a talent and I have worked extremely hard on it to fulfil this talent
Q: What inspires you?
[Crisbolt)
I see inspiration everywhere. My parents are a big inspiration for me. My coach inspires me to train hard. I also, take inspiration as power to be among the best.
Q: what's your advise to oncoming athlete or sprinter in AAUA
(Crisbolt)
They should keep on training, although it’s very hard because balancing education with sports together isn’t easy but we do it for the passion