Balancing motherhood, academics, and entrepreneurship was far from simple. Despite these challenges, she stayed concentrated and continued to perform well academically. Although she needed to stop briefly a few of her organization activities, she refused to give up on her dreams.
Beyond academics, Kemisola was actively associated with student management and unionism. She held several management positions, including General Secretary at NAKS EKSU/EACOED, Senator representing Zone B at the national level, First National Female President of FOSU and Financial Secretary of APCSL (Southwest)
She likewise served in different management and advocacy roles, making a substantial effect within and beyond her campus.Her effort made her various awards and recognitions, including multiple academic quality awards, entrepreneurship certifications, and leadership honors.Reflecting on her journey, Kemisola revealed deep gratitude to God, her parents, and specifically her granny, who played a vital function in supporting her through pregnancy, giving birth, and beyond. She likewise appreciated her daughter for being a source of strength and inspiration, describing her as understanding and never a distraction.Today, Kemisola stands as a proud graduate, a mom, and a good example, proving that challenges do not specify your future.