BOEING SELECTS FUTA STUDENT FOR INTERNSHIP IN AMERICA

Oladunni Ogunnubi, a final year student of Transport
Management Technology of the Federal University of
Technology Akure, FUTA has been selected by the Boeing
Company International, manufacturers of the Boeing range
of Aircrafts, to participate in its 2016 Internship programme
in the United States of America. Ogunnubi who will spend
between six and twelve months in the Company’s
headquarters in Seattle Washington was selected based on
the strength of her academic results and her sterling
performance during the electronically conducted oral
interview with the Selection Board of Boeing, USA.

The programme is designed by the foremost aircraft
manufacturers to offer opportunities to emerging leaders in
the commercial aviation industry and position them for
greater responsibilities in the future. Selected
undergraduates students are exposed to the field of
transport Engineering and management through an all-
round experience in Boeing Aircraft Industry. It is also
meant to serve as a veritable source of providing
international job engagement for outstanding students. The
highly competitive internship programme draws
applications from different parts of the World.

Apart from being responsible for the return ticket, Ogunnubi
and other interns from Kenya, Ethiopia, Jamaica, Togo,
Trinidad, and Morocco will get hourly stipend and will be
attached to a designated manager while undergoing the
internship scheduled to begin in May 2016 . Issues relating
to insurance and health care will also be undertaken by the
company since the interns will be treated as Boeing staff
during the period of internship.

The Vice Chancellor of FUTA, Professor Adebiyi Daramola,
while reacting to the feat described it as another testimony
to the excellent quality of students of the institution. He said
Ogunnubi has once again shown that FUTA is producing
outstanding students due to the high quality of its academic
programmes. He said FUTA students can hold their own
anywhere and compete favourably with their counterparts
from other parts of the world. The Vice Chancellor
congratulated Ogunnubi and the Head of Department of
Transport Management Technology, Dr Kolawole Gbadamosi
for his contributions to the participation and eventual
success of the student. The Boeing Company has also
formally congratulated the intern designate saying they were
excited about the opportunity to work with her.

Fraih....

Why u no win am?

Cutehector:
Fraih....

Why u no win am?

FUTA don free me since last year
Me don gerraradia

Fraih:


FUTA don free me since last year
Me don gerraradia

yaaaaay. So wats next? Service? Lord pls send dis babe down ta Lagos.. amen.

Cutehector:
yaaaaay. So wats next? Service? Lord pls send dis babe down ta Lagos.. amen.

how about Ph?

Fraih:

how about Ph?

will be so happy too... .