Progress You Can Actually Experience.
I am Inioluwa Atanda, and I am running to serve as the next President of the Faculty of Computing.
Not noise.
Not unrealistic promises.
Not politics for performance.
Why I Am Running
Leadership Should Produce Results.
Over the years, I have worked across leadership, technology, student representation, and real-world execution. I understand what students complain about because I am one of us.
Slow systems.
Limited opportunities.
Poor access to industry exposure.
The disconnect between students and the opportunities outside school walls.
I am running because I believe the Faculty of Computing should feel like a modern computing faculty — connected, collaborative, and positioned for growth.
This is not about creating grand speeches.
It is about building systems students can actually benefit from.
Our Core Focus
Two Priorities. Maximum Impact.
Connectivity
Advanced Faculty Internet Access
Access to stable connectivity is no longer optional for computing students. Learning, research, collaboration, development, AI tools, cloud platforms, interviews, and technical work all depend on reliable internet access.
The goal is simple:
- Better access
- Better coverage
- Better productivity
- Better experience
Industry & Internships
Connecting Students to Real Opportunities
One of the biggest gaps students face is access. Access to internships. Access to companies. Access to technical exposure. Access to people already in the industry.
This includes:
- Internship opportunities
- Industry partnerships
- Technical community collaborations
- Sessions with professionals
The goal is not just leadership inside school. The goal is helping students prepare for life outside school too.
What ACCESS Means
ACCESS Is More Than a Name.
Each letter represents a core principle that will guide this administration.
Accountability
Leadership that communicates clearly and stays transparent.
Collaboration
Working with students, executives, departments, and communities instead of operating in isolation.
Commitment
Dedication to following through on every initiative and promise made.
Excellence
Striving for the highest standards in everything we do.
Sustainability
Building initiatives that continue to benefit students beyond one administration.
Service
Leadership should serve students — not the other way around.
A Different Style of Leadership
Calm. Focused. Execution-Driven.
I am not promising perfection.
I am promising seriousness, structure, and commitment to execution.
I believe student leadership should feel organized, responsive, and realistic.
No unnecessary noise.
No distractions.
No impossible promises.
Just meaningful progress.
About Inioluwa
Builder. Leader. Computing Student.
Inioluwa Atanda
Presidential Candidate
I am Inioluwa Atanda, a fourth-year Computer Science student, AI software developer, and student leader passionate about technology, systems, and meaningful impact.
My journey has always been rooted in one thing: Building things that work.
From founding Techqings and Alma, to leading student organizations and committees across every level, I have consistently worked to create systems that deliver real value. Now, I want to bring that same builder mindset to the Faculty of Computing.
4+
Years Leading
2
Companies Founded
VP
300L, Faculty
Leadership Experience
Building and leading across roles
Roles & Recognition
- Vice President (300L)
- Head, Academic Committee (300L)
- Most Influential Female (100L–300L)
- Most Sophisticated
- Sportswoman of the Year (100L & 200L)
- Captain, Female Football Team
- Honorable, NACOS Representative Council (100L)
- Chief Whip & Officer, NACOS Representative Council (200L)
Committee Leadership
- Head, Picnic Committee (300L)
- Head, Movies Night Planning Committee (300L)
- Active member, Social Committee (100L–400L)
- Active member, Sport Committee (200L & 300L)
- Dinner Planning Committee (200L & 300L)
Initiatives & Industry
- Interswitch Campus Ambassador (300L–400L)
- Founder, Techqings — female-led tech empowerment initiative (2025)
- Founder, Alma — tech company (2026)
- Organizer, QUACITO competition during NACOS Week (300L)
- Organizer, cooking competition, costume day, movies night, and cultural night during NACOS Week '25
Technology & Innovation
Active work in software engineering
- AI systems and automation
- Backend engineering
- Cloud and DevOps systems
- Kubernetes and containerized infrastructure
- Real-time systems
- Distributed architectures
Computing students deserve leadership that understands both student realities and the future of technology.
My Philosophy
I believe leadership should solve actual problems, communicate honestly, create opportunities, and leave sustainable impact behind.
Students should feel heard. Students should feel represented. Students should feel included in the direction of their faculty.
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Let's Build a Faculty That Gives Students More Access.
ACCESS 2027
Inioluwa Atanda
Candidate for President
Faculty of Computing, University of Ibadan