Today on Generation De Next we have OLUWAPOLOLA ELIZABETH OLADIPO.



Also, an introduction of some dear friends who featured on Yspot! last week.

So for Generation De Next I present to you :



‎​Oluwapolola Elizabeth Oladipo
Nickname: Poloxies
Degree: ND Architecture, MAPOLY, Abeokuta
                 B.Sc Architecture, O.A.U, Ile-Ife
Grad Year: 2005/2009

Plans for the Future:
She plans to get a Second Degree in Interior Design which is a relevant deviation from Architecture which she studied  in the University.

She has identified the state of Interior Design as a significant Profession in her Country, Nigeria and in few years time she hopes to register her presence and impact the Commerce Industry of the Nation.

Poloxies believes there are lots of untapped resources in the field of Interior Design and doesn't think a good Interior especially for our residences (which directly signifies our standard of living) should be solely about class or status but having the appropriate know-how to healthy living and beautiful homes.

She believes there is a need to create an awareness about the relevance of a good interior with respect to different works of life therefore plans are on-going to launch her Interior Design Magazine with contents spanning the world of interiors, fashion, arts and culture. Kindly ensure that you visit www.lisainteriors.com for more details!

Finally, her Conclusion about life, hopes, dreams, goals & aspirations is: Impossible is Nothing!


Coming soon….. from Lisa interiors.....




For friends who wrote last week on yspot! We have;
 
Anita Andrew - Giwa

 
Nick name: Nitabaker
First degree: Biology
University: Ahmadu Bello University Zaria 
 She is currently doing her masters in managerial psychology at the University of lagos. Her plans for the future is something she has already began doing which is venturing into image consultancy. She also has plans to own a restaurant in the nearest future but currently she works as the Quality Assurance Officer for Union Bank.
Follow her on twitter @lahmeet.



Lydia Aluma



Nick name: Lilou
First degree: Biochemistry
University: Ahmadu Bello University Zaria
Second degree: Environmental biogeochemistry.
University: University of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Presently, she occupies herself with inspirational books and writes. In the future, she hopes to set up establishments that will manage the environment, improve the lives of people and train the best kids.



Oluwafunmilayo Adefunmi



Oluwafunmilayo is a young enterprising, innovative and a Purpose Relevance & Influence driven (PRI) damsel, a dentist, certified project manager and an esthetics consultant. She is the CEO/CP of DRESS,  a fast growing firm which is into oral health consulting and mobile oral health care delivery. She is also the CP of Ladies On Assignment Network an organisation with mandate to raise PRI women.




Makinde Seun

Nick name: Pope
Makinde Anthony Oluwaseun is a trained System Engineer (Software and Network Engineering). His passion for traveling made him delve into the tourism and hospitality industry. He is a passionate entrepreneur who loves to meet the need of his client. Seun a great motivational speaker,and goodorganiser. He holds a regular seminars for undergraduates in Polythenics and Universities across Nigeria tagged Stepping Out Stepping Up. He heads OMNIS Ltd wit interest in Tourism, Real Estate and Consulting. Seun a lover of God and his people.

Seun can be reached
Fbmakindeseun                             
Twitter@makindeseun
Email seunmankind@yahoo.com
omnisnigeria@gmail.com
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Mobile 08052938561,08098112716Makinde Seun

 
Thank you. That’s all for today.

Yspot!




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