MEET BOLUWATIFE ADEKOYA ....OUR CRU-BLOG STUDENT OF THE WEEK

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Full name: Adekoya Boluwatife
Nick name: Kabuka, Tife








State of origin: Ogun state
D.O.B: August 6th 199*
Course: Accounting
Level: 300
Favorite food: Fried Rice
Crush: None
Current best course: ACC 301
Ambition: A Chartered accountant






Role model: Claudia Binitie
Favorite football club: Manchester United
Favorite colour: Pink
Best novel: The Last Cotillion
Happiest moment: when I got admitted to the university
Most embarrassing moment: When I had a water fight with friends and when I fell down in public
Likes: Making new friends, watching movies and gisting with friends
Dislikes: Modaf*cking Pretenders
Friends: Damilola, Martha and Itunu (all of 300L)
Temperament: A proud phlegmatic

N: B, Bolu is the daughter of the Registrar of Crawford University, Mr. Tunde Oluite Adekoya




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