CONCERNED NATIONBUILDERS INITIATIVE (CNI NIGERIA) APPOINTS NEW COORDINATOR

By Sultan Oluwaseunayofunmi

Concerned NationBuilders Initiative (CNI Nigeria) appoint new executives in accordance to the organization constitutional term.

The executives consist of twelve members as listed

CNI NEWLY ELECTED/APPOINTED EXECUTIVES.

1. Coordinator: Mr Rasaki Musa Gbolahan.

2. Deputy Coordinator: Mr Lawal Afeez Adeyemi

3. General Secretary: Dr Odiagbe Linda

4. Assistant General Secretary: Ms Adegbemi Adetola

5. Financial Secretary: Mr Olufowobi Ademola H.

6. Treasurer: Ms AKANJI OLAPEJU

7. Publicity Secretary: Mr $ultan Oluwaseunayofunmi Teslim

8. Welfare Director: Prince Oladipupo Kassim 

9. Social Director: Mr Olukoya Abiodun

10. Auditor: Ms Kasham Olajumoke 

11. Project Director:

12. Ex- Officio: Mrs Alade-Raji.

Coordinator: Mr Rasaki Musa Gbolahan.
Profile of Mr. Rasaki, Musa Gbolahan, the newly elected Coordinator of the Concerned Nation Builders Initiative (CNI), Nigeria.

Rasaki, Musa Gbolahan is a father, husband and a lecturer. He was born into the family of Late Hon. Shakiru Alade Rasaki and Mrs Abisola Rasaki in the 1980s. He is a native of Epe, Lagos State, Nigeria. He is very passionate about impacting knowledge to the younger generation. This explains why he is an Academician. He is an adherent to the Islamic faith. 

After his Secondary School Education at Epe Grammar School, Epe, Mr. Rasaki Musa Gbolahan proceeded to the prestigious University of Ibadan (TASCE Affiliate) where he graduated with First Class Honours in B.Ed.(Mathematics/Physics) in 2008. He further proceeded to University of Ibadan between 2011-2013 to pursue his Masters Degree M.Sc. in Mathematics. He bagged a Certificate in Telecommunications Network Engineering, Institute for Advanced e-Studies, Lagos in 2009.

Being a First Class Graduate, he enjoyed automatic employment into the Ogun State Teaching Service Commission in 2010 before he resigned voluntarily. Prior his resignation, he has been a tutor, teacher and father with more than a decade experience. He is passionate and highly enthusiastic of success. He uses Mathematics instructional strategies to develop students' academic skills and assisting them in realizing their maximum potentials. 

CNI Coordinator & Publicity Secretary
CNI Publicly Secretary and Coordinator
Currently, he works as a Mathematics Lecturer at Lagos State University of Education (LASUED). He also works as an Adjunct Lecturer (Mathematics) at both University of Ibadan and Ekiti State University (in affiliation with Michael Otedola College of Primary Education, Epe).

As a former Physics, Mathematics and Further Mathematics Teacher/Facilitator he has guided many students to realizing their maximum potentials and a vast majority of them have forged ahead in life in their fields of choice. Many are currently distinction students in their Medical (MB) exams, First Class and Second Class certificate holders in the fields of Science, Technology and Engineering.

 He believes staunchly in a saying that “one is not a leader until he or she produces better people like himself or herself” and that is more reason why he’s passionate about academics.

 *Meritorious Awards*

• Drilling of students who made 71% and 100% Distinction and Credit in WASSCE Further Mathematics Examination in 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 Academic Sessions, respectively.

• The Most Humble Teacher, Anglican Girls' Grammar School, Ijebu-Ode in 2017/2018 Academic Session.

• The Best Dressed Teacher (Male), Anglican Girls' Grammar School, Ijebu-Ode in 2017/2018 Academic Session.

• The Most Outstanding Teacher in Ijebu-Ode Grammar School, Ijebu-Ode in 2015/2016 Academic Session.

• Nomination as one of the best Teachers in Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area, Ogun State in 2015/2016 Academic Session.

• Lagos State Scholarship Awardee for year 2011/2012 Session during his Masters Degree at University of Ibadan.

• Best Pupil of the year, 1996, Epe Local Government, Lagos State.

 *Communal Contributions/ Positions Held*

• Project Director, Concerned Nation Builders Initiative (CNI) Nigeria (2022 - 2023).

• Member, National L.O.C of 58th Annual National Conference of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria (MAN). Held at Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State between August 28th, 2022 to September 2nd, 2022.

• Member, Lagos State MAN Workshop/Seminar Committee, The Mathematical Association of Nigeria (MAN), Lagos Chapter (2022-Date).

• Member, 2022 Biennial Conference of Epe Grammar School Old Students' Association

(EGOSA) held on March 12th, 2022.

• President, Mathematics Students' Alumni, TASUED/TASCE Chapter (2021-Date).

• National Publicity Secretary, Epe Grammar School Old Students' Association (2020-Date).

• Deputy Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools of Nigeria (ASUSS), Ijebu-Ode (2020-2021).

• Chairman, Subjects Teachers Committee, Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools of Nigeria (ASUSS), Ijebu-Ode (2020-2021).

• Secretary, Central Planning Committee, 4th Annual State MAN Conference. Held at Tai

Solarin University of Education, Ijebu-Ode between February 20th-23rd, 2019

• L.O.C. Chairman, 4th Annual State MAN Conference of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria (MAN). Held at Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State between February 20th-23rd, 2019.

• National Executive Member, Al-Amanah General Assembly, Al-Amanah Islamic Welfare Foundation (AIWF), Nigeria (2019-Date).

• General Secretary, Al-Amanah Islamic Welfare Foundation (AIWF) Phase 3, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State (2019-Date).

• Financial Secretary, Al-Amanah Islamic Welfare Foundation (AIWF) Headquarter, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State (2016-Date).

• Chairman, MAN Ijebu Bloc of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria (MAN), Ogun State Chapter (2018-Date).

• Appreciation letter, Aseti Osi Folorun Mosque, Mercy Estate, Ikangba, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State (December 23rd, 2019).

• Appreciation letter, St. Patrick Catholic Parish, Ikija-ijebu, Catholic Diocese of Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State (November 9th, 2017).

• Assistant General Secretary II, Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools of Nigeria (ASUSS), Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State (2016-2020).

• President, College of Science and Information Technology Students' Association (COSITSA), TASUED/TASCE Chapter (2007-2008).

• Financial Secretary, College of Science and Information Technology Students' Association (COSITSA), TASUED/TASCE Chapter (2006-2007).

• Treasurer, National Association of Mathematical Science Students of Nigeria (NAMSSN), TASUED/TASCE Chapter (2005-2006).

He has published several articles and journals - all to his credit.

He is happily married to Mrs. Afolasade Abosede Rasaki and the union is blessed with wonderful children.

Some of the executives

Auditor: Ms Kasham Olajumoke

Deputy Coordinator: Mr Lawal Afeez Adeyemi

Assistant General Secretary: Ms Adegbemi Adetola

Welfare Director: Prince Oladipupo Kassim 

General Secretary: Dr Odiagbe Linda

 
Publicity Secretary: Mr $ultan Oluwaseunayofunmi Teslim


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