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Adegoriola Abejoye (Psalmmy)

Adegoriola Abejoye (Psalmmy)

Civil Engineering · Federal University of Technology Akure · Season 2 Episode 7
"Power is not given, it is grabbed."
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About

Adegoriola Abejoye, popularly known as Psalmmy, is the former 40th President of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) Students' Union (2024/2025). Currently serving as the Chairman of the National Association of University Students (NAUS), CMC Ondo State, he is a dedicated advocate for student welfare and quality education (SDG 4). His journey reflects a commitment to serving as an effective intermediary between the student body and university management.

What Shaped Them

Lessons From Their Journey

Take Charge: Leadership is not about being controlled; it is about taking advice while maintaining the autonomy to make final, bold decisions for the betterment of the student body.
Value Networks over Grades: While academic excellence is admirable, Psalmmy emphasizes that building a vast, nationwide network and mastering public speaking are equally critical assets gained through extracurricular leadership.
Know Your Rights: He advocates for students to be well-versed in their handbook and rights, noting that many conflicts can be resolved without needing to escalate issues to the presidential level.

Advice To Younger Students

Be yourself. Your DNA is unique, even if cultures and traditions change. Find your trajectory, be clear with your goals, and do not be distracted. Whatever you can conceive, you can achieve—but you must be willing to take the steps necessary to turn that vision into reality.

Memorable Quote

"Your closeness to a king should not make you forget the crown on his head."

Why We Remember Them

Psalmmy's leadership legacy at FUTA is marked by his 'talk and do' reputation, exemplified by his prompt town hall meetings and commitment to distributing resources like shop rents back into student scholarships. He remains a powerful voice for institutional accountability and student empowerment.

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Season 2 · Episode 7

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