Born on the 6th day of June,1983 in Rumuokania community in Rumuokwuta Rivers state Port Harcourt, but originally from Ilesha East Local Government Area in Osun State. A dynamic and highly focused young man with a passion for sustaining a holistic sustainable development of an integrated Nigeria. Furthermore, Adeyemi is a natural interesting personality. A man who is tireless in the affairs of Man, Education, Youth Development and always empathic especially to the aged, vulnerable and poor.
Adeyemi's educational path was ignited at the Staff Nursery and Primary School Federal Government College Port Harcourt and later the University Demonstration Secondary school Uniport for his Senior School Certificate which he obtained in 1999. For his Tertiary education, he proceeded to the Rivers state Polytechnic Bori, where he graduated with a Higher national diploma, Higher Credit in Computer Science. It was at the Polytechnic, that his leadership credentials began to manifest as he was all round the clock making sure students got their reading materials despite intimidation and oppression from some lecturers.
He was made course representative by his classmates so many times for his never give up spirit and zeal to achieve success. Adeyemi was credited with entrenching a decentralized students leadership in the Department of Applied Sciences. This proved his capability to mobilize and maintain public opinion and it further opened up the freedom and space for greater participation of all students. Still at the Polytechnic, Adeyemi was a member of the Odua Student Association; a team leader during the student union week, in addition to other numerous positions and responsibilities.
Adeyemi was called to the National Youth Service Corps in....(?). During which, he was President for Mass Literacy Community Development Group and Corper President Federal Ministry of Finance, Abuja in 2007. However, he handed over to a fellow corper due to some unforeseen circumstances.
Adeyemi Solomon Ademola has been self employed after graduating from his tertiary institution.Due to his zest for knowledge, he began a program with the Nigerian Institute of Management where he obtained his certificate Member Nigerian Institute management. Other organisations where he has worked are:
Tornado International Human Development centre, Yarmouk University Irbid, Jordan (Middle – East) March 2009 - August 2009
Position:-
International Management Instructor / Coordinator.
Duties:-
Sales Strategies
Small and Big Business
Contract Management
Qualities of Good Leadership
How to determine Good Business
International Relations
Researcher
SAVE OUR SOUL CHILDREN VILLAGE(SOS) IRBID JORDAN(Middle East)
Jan 2009 – March 2009
Federal Ministry of Finance Headquarters Abuja
(One Year National Youth Service Corps) March 6th 2007 - Feb 14th 2008
ACHIEVEMENTS
Seminar on Computerized Road Security Network 2002
Project on Computerized Airline Booking System 2002
Project on Computerized Teaching Aids for Schools (Case Study of Tardo Montessori) 2006
President Mass Literacy Community Development Service NYSC Abuja Nigeria 2007
CERTIFICATE
Graduate Member Nigerian Institute of Management
I also worked with the International Student Exchange (AIESEC); Ade Video Rental Services in the area of Event Management and Planning for 9 years. I worked also with Elite Cooperative Insurance Society for 4 years. Concisely, I worked with Mob Networks Limited for 2 years in the area of Internet Service Provider.
SPECIAL SKILLS
Good time management. Strong interpersonal relationship and supervisory skill. Effective analytical skill and cost management skills to achieve desired results. Thorough in presentation of operations' reports. Ability to perform in a multi-cultural environment and complaints handling. Passion for excellence. Self – motivated, innovative and a self – Starter.
ESSENTIAL SKILLS
Tactful, diplomatic, adaptable and flexible.
High level of integrity and sound judgment.
Ability to work independently as well as in teams.
Experience in supervising/managing, training and coaching others. Interpersonal skills with outstanding leadership quality with a solid experience in team management and strong negotiation skills. Excellent time management and organizational skills; ability to handle a large volume of work under pressure.
MOTIVATION LETTER
I have discovered that life is a little more complicated. Sometimes the path we embark on, is not always the one we earlier set out to choose. Sometimes, we are pushed or pulled in certain directions and we have to react to our environment.
My path to success has been filled with bumps, potholes, detours and roadblocks. The signs often read “yield” and “do not enter”. The path has not always been clear, but I’ve kept my eyes opened, focused on the road ahead, and the experience has made all the difference.
During my first year in high school, I have always believed that one day I will be a great man, change the world for good and make the world a Global village. I have also proven myself to be an above average young man. The past years as an undergraduate, I earned good grades in my courses. Although it took me a bit longer to complete my undergraduate education, I consider it to be one of my greatest successes. I struggled through it and I gave up a great deal of my life for it. I believe that my struggle, perseverance, and triumph through my undergraduate years, qualify me as an excellent candidate.
When I was growing up whenever the phone would ring, my late father would say “the doctor is in” I believe that one of my strengths lies in the way I communicate and deal with children, and life generally. I think that we must become active listeners in order to understand each other. During my National Youth Service Corps with the Federal Ministry of Finance, I worked with the information technology specialist in order to do my job effectively. I worked with the national youth service corps body and as fate would have it, I was elected president of an educative community development service called Mass Literacy with the motto “Each one Teach one” for a year in Abuja Nigeria. I led 725 members and made a good impact in the area of Adult Education.
I speak English language and have very good communication skills. As such, I am a team player who is goal oriented and works with no supervision. I maintain a good working relationship with my friends and colleagues. I believe that the power to empathize or the ability to put yourself in some one else’s place begins with an open mind. When I say that we must become active listeners in order to understand one another, I mean to say that there are subtle movements in our speech, certain words that we use, certain utterances that are not directed towards us, certain circumstances unrevealed to us. We must endeavor to hear all of them. I believe that this skill will help me greatly as a candidate.
In 2007, August 22nd to be precise. In the early hours of 8am, I called my father on the phone asking him to help me with some amount of money, he told me to manage the little I have on me saying he his critically ill and as such admitted in the hospital that as he talks to me he his being admitted. That I should manage the little I have for the mean time. Only for me to receive a call some minutes later saying he just passed away due to anaemic heart failure being the secondary cause and septicaemia the primary cause. I felt too bad and helpless because I knew the world will be a challenge to me and at that moment I wasn’t ready for it. This experience has taught me that even if a subject is miles away from the reach of your contemplation, you can learn much from research and from the knowledge and experience of others.
Succinctly, as I offer myself as a candidate to you, I bring to the table years of work experience and selfless service which include steady and continue promotions, an unrelenting pursuit for knowledge, a compassion for children, jobs, environment, culture and people, and a believe that anything is possible if we can actively imagine it into existence. Throughout my adult life, I have never lost my path and I hope that you allow me to continue this path with you.
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