Oluwadamilare Ayodeji Akinlotan

This design is not just a design. It is a creative design, from the scratch to the finished line...

So I am creating something similar to this as a casual wear so let's anticipate...

Would you rock this as a wedding dress or an after party dress?

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As we round up the Public Service Accelerator Programme, I am committed to carrying forward the invaluable lessons learned to shape my resolution and future in public service.

I resolve to continuously enhance my productivity, foster strong interpersonal relationships, and elevate my effectiveness in serving the public. By embracing effective communication, conflict resolution, and diplomacy,

I will create a positive and collaborative work environment. I will also prioritize personal branding and presentation to amplify my professional impact.

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance and staying vigilant about cybersecurity will be fundamental to sustaining my well-being and protecting the integrity of my work.

These commitments will guide me as I strive to serve with greater excellence, dedication, and integrity in the public service journey ahead.

Happy Birthday to me🙏

Cheers to more fruitful years👏

God’s best is in my future!

At Huawei Day 2025

Accelerate Industrial Intelligence

As 2024 comes to a close, I am reminded of the year's many experiences and challenges. Although these have yielded a range of outcomes, including successes and disappointments, however, God's unwavering faithfulness has been a constant source of comfort, and for that, I am truly thankful. 🙏

I was a member of the LASTVEB team that accompanied the GIZ SKYE team during their recent visits to all Lagos State Government Technical Colleges.

The purpose of the visit was to evaluate the colleges' readiness to implement Competency-Based Training (CBT) based on nine National Occupational Standards (NOS) developed by SKYE.

These standards encompass various sectors, including agribusiness, machine operation, office administration, and construction trades like masonry and plumbing.

As one of six Nigerian states supported by GIZ, Lagos welcomed the team's commitment to visiting all colleges to assess their preparedness for successful CBT implementation.