Eniola Adewale’s Details (Student ID: 248)
Submitted on: December 5, 2025 at 10:45 am
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Ever since I was a child watching my aunt calm a frightened child in our village clinic, I have felt an unshakeable pull toward nursing. The sight of her steady hands, gentle voice, and unwavering compassion left an impression that has grown into a clear ambition: to train as a registered nurse and return to my hometown modakeke, where health services are stretched thin, and bring quality care to those who need it most.
My plan is simple yet demanding. I will complete a Bachelor of Nursing Science, master clinical skills, and gain experience in emergency, maternal, and community health. After graduation, I intend to join the local primary health centre, not just as a staff member but as a catalyst for change. I picture myself running morning health drives at the market, offering free blood‑pressure and blood‑sugar checks, and organizing workshops in schools to teach adolescents about mental wellness, nutrition, and first‑aid. I also want to establish a weekly “Elderly Care Visit” program, where a small team walks through the neighbourhood to monitor chronic conditions and ensure medication adherence for those unable to travel.
The impact on the community would be multi‑dimensional. *Improved access*—more hands on deck reduce waiting times and enable quicker emergency responses. *Preventive education*—regular talks and screenings lower the incidence of malaria, hypertension, and diabetes, keeping families healthier and more productive. *Strengthened trust*—seeing a familiar, caring face encourages people to seek help early, breaking the cycle of late presentation and high mortality. Over time, these efforts could lower child and maternal mortality rates, increase school attendance, and boost local economic stability as fewer days are lost to illness.
In essence, my ambition is not just a career choice; it is a promise to turn health care into a shared responsibility, where compassion meets competence, and every life in my community feels valued.
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| Student ID | 248 |
| First Name | Eniola |
| Surname | Adewale |
| Phone no: | 07034189699 |
| Student Email: | |
| Home Address | Alaro Area Modakeke Ife East Osun State |
| City | Modakeke |
| State/Province/Region | Osun State (Oshogbo) |
| Date of Birth | April 23, 2009 |
| Emergency Contact Name | Mrs Funmilayo Adewale |
| Emergency Contact Address |
Alaro Area Modakeke Ife East Osun State |
| Relationship to Emergency Contact | Modakeke |
| Mother’s Full name | Mrs. Adewale Funmilayo |
| Father’s Full name | Mr. Adewale Adesina |
| Mother’s Occupation | Trader |
| Father’s Occupation | Farmer |
| Mother’s Phone No | 07060987297 |
| Father’s Phone No | 07036862120 |
| Family’s compound (Agbo ile) | Asamu Compound |
| Name of school | Acada High School Modakeke Osun State |
| School category | Private |
| Address of school | Oke D.O Area Modakeke, Ife East Area Office |
| Name of school principal | Mr Adetunji Abiodun Timothy |
| Current class | SS3 |
| What future educational career will you likely pursue |
Nurse |
| Have you registered for WAEC? | No |
| Name of school (WAEC) | |
| Address of school (WAEC) | |
| Payment receipt (WAEC) | |
| Do you have any academic award? | No |
| Academic awards | |
| Do you participate in community service or extra-curriculum | No |
| List participation in community service | |
| Do you participate in sport | Yes |
| List the sport |
Athletics |
| Student Department | Science Student |