Oluwatomisin Ogunbanjo is a lover of God who sees the need to see people grow in His knowledge. She is a graduate of Education/Communication & Language Arts from University of Ibadan who while on campus, served as a vice-president, sisters coordinator and academic coordinator in Foursquare Students Fellowship, UI as well as the Assistant Sisters Coordinator in AUCSF(Assembly of Unibadan Christian Students Fellowship).
In all, Oluwatomisin is a content creator, volunteer and trained educator who seeks to keep being of great value to the education system in Nigeria.
She is a volunteer in Save Our Future Initiative.
She is also volunteering with Lilly Women's Health, a Lagos based organisation which deals with breast cancer management in women.
She was part of the committee for Constitution Amendment Committee 2019 for Arts and Social Sciences Education, UI.
She is the brain behind ripple effect with TerraBanjo; a weekly podcast centred around the Christian Faith in which one gets to really see how this Faith of ours translates into our very daily lives.
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Questions
Taiwo: Who are you?
Tomisin: I am Oluwatomisin Ogunbanjo, a young lady with a passion to impact lives positively and contribute my own quota to my society while living within the calling God has for me.
Taiwo: Where did you come from? Tomisin: Ijebu-Igbo, Ogun State.
Taiwo: What's your take on excellence? Tomisin: I firmly believe in devoting my all and my best into whatever I do.
Taiwo: What is your passion?
Tomisin: My passion is directed towards education; curriculum and language studies to be precise, content creation as well as Christian apologetics.
Taiwo: What has kept you going in pursuing your passion?
Tomisin: By being focused, teachable, observant and relatable.
Taiwo: What is your purpose in life?
Tomisin: To put it simplisticly, the sole purpose of my life is to glorify God, exemplify Christ in me and to be the salt and light that I should be.
Taiwo: What is the most important thing to you in life?
Tomisin: I would rather answer most important things
God
Family
Ministry
Personal Career
Education Sector (globally and nationally).
Taiwo: Your mentor?
Tomisin: I do not actually have one mentor. Rather, I have a group of people that I am very much accountable to.
Taiwo: Your hobbies?
Tomisin: Reading, writing, observing nature and watching documentaries.
Taiwo: What is leadership to you and self-esteem?
Tomisin: Leadership is being humble to learn and co-exist while having a healthy self-esteem stems from being willing to understand that for God to have created you, you are worth it.
Taiwo: Your role model?
Tomisin: Christ
What's your foresight for the education sector in Nigeria?
Tomisin: Seeing that the gaps existing between the public and private education sectors as well as the male and female gender get slimmer.
Taiwo: A word for the season?
Tomisin: I sincerely believe that discernment is highly necessary. This is because we now have so many sheep-like wolves who have infiltrated into churches and many are being deceived into seemingly godly ways. Stay with the scriptures and deeply understand it so you can contend for the faith which has been handed to us.
Taiwo: Who is Christ to you?
Tomisin: He is my Saviour and my Lord.
Taiwo: What has been your secret to balancing your career and spiritual life?
Tomisin: It really isn't easy. It just boils down to me understanding why I have to keep those spheres of my life balanced as well as knowing that these spheres of my life are still being built.
Taiwo: Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?
Tomisin: I see myself still building the TERRABANJO brand as well as functioning actively in the education sector.
Taiwo: Are you in a relationship?
Tomisin: No.
Taiwo: Favourite food, cloths and colour?
Tomisin: Lol. I do not play favourites with things actually. Regarding food, I just need it to be very healthy, balanced and tasty; regarding fashion style, I prefer conservative, neat yet classy styles and for colours, I just love them all.
Taiwo: What will you like men to remember you for?
Tomisin: I wish to be remembered as being someone who lent her whole being to not just herself.
Taiwo: A word for youths out there?
Tomisin: Do not be too eager to always show how wise, experienced and sophisticated you are, remember to always acknowledge the footprints of those who have gone ahead of you.
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