AgriGens Media organised a send-off ceremony for Miss Roheemat Idris, a SIWES student of Kwara State Polytechnic, following the successful completion of her three-month Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) programme with the organisation.
The ceremony celebrated her participation in the programme and provided an opportunity for staff members to reflect on her learning experience, appreciate her contributions and encourage her to pursue a successful career in her chosen field.
The Chief Executive Officer of AgriGens Media, Alhaji Abdulrasaq Owolabi Bashir, delivered the welcome address, appreciating those present for attending the event and emphasising the importance of celebrating the student’s learning experience.
The opening prayer was led by Miss Balikis, committing the gathering into God’s hands and seeking His blessings for the programme and the celebrant’s future endeavours.
In their goodwill messages, Mr Oluwashina, Ms Dunsin, Miss Balikis and Alhaji Abdulrasaq Owolabi Bashir encouraged the celebrant to identify an area of interest within her field of study and develop the necessary skills and expertise to excel in her chosen career.
They stressed the importance of discovering her strengths, building professional competence and remaining committed to continuous learning and personal development.
Ms Dunsin also urged her to make good use of the knowledge and practical experience gained during her three-month industrial training, noting that determination, discipline and consistency are essential to career growth.
As part of the ceremony, the organisation presented Miss Roheemat Idris with a cash gift of ₦5,000 as a token of appreciation and support for her next phase of academic and professional development.
Earlier in her appreciation speech, Miss Roheemat recounted the lessons she had learnt from members of the organisation during her training, expressing gratitude for their guidance, support and contributions to her development.
The celebration also featured the cutting of a cake by the celebrant, followed by goodwill wishes from members of the organisation, who expressed optimism about her future and wished her success in her academic and professional pursuits.
Miss Balikis delivered the vote of thanks on behalf of the organisation, appreciating the management, staff and other attendees for their contributions to the success of the ceremony.
An invited guest offered the closing prayer, bringing the formal proceedings to an end.
The event was also attended by Miss Roheemat’s father, who witnessed the celebration marking the conclusion of his daughter’s three-month SIWES programme.
The ceremony ended on a note of appreciation and encouragement, with the organisation urging the celebrant to build on the experience gained during her industrial training and remain focused on achieving her academic and career goals.
