UNILORIN Students Serenade Actress Bukola Arugba As She Visits Alma Mater, Bags Award [Video]

Nollywood actress Bukola Arugba receives a royal welcome during her visit to the University of Ilorin for the World Mental Health Summit.
Bukola delivers a compelling speech and poetry on mental health using the entertainment industry as a case study.
Accompanied by skitmaker Taaooma, Bukola expresses gratitude for the honor and receives an award at the event.

Popular Nollywood actress Bukola Arugba was given a regal reception during her visit to her alma mater, the University of Ilorin.

The Yoruba movie star’s presence at the prestigious institution caused a frenzy among the students, who eagerly sought glimpses and photos of the delectable screen goddess.

A photo of Bukola Arugba. Photo credit: @oluwabukola_arugba Source: Instagram

Bukola Arugba attended the esteemed World Mental Health Summit, a significant event organized by the University of Ilorin.

During the summit, the talented actress delivered a compelling short speech and presented captivating poetry centered around mental health, using the entertainment industry as a poignant case study.

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Notably, the actress was not alone in this noble venture, as she was accompanied by the renowned skitmaker, Taaooma, adding to the excitement of the occasion.

Overwhelmed with gratitude, Bukola Arugba expressed her heartfelt thanks to God for the honor and warm reception she received.

She recounted her memorable experience at the summit, where she not only shared her valuable insights but also had the privilege of being recognized with an award.

In her words;

“I return all the glory to Almighty God, for the Grace to do this at the World Mental Health Summit, University of Ilorin. Here is my short speech and a poetry recitation (spoken words) on mental health using the entertainment industry as a case study”.

“Na Baba God get all the Glory. My sweet heavenly father, your baby here returns all the glory, honor, and adoration to you alone. Hallelujah. World Mental Health Summit, University of Ilorin. I wish I could cover all”.

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