My name is Temitope Samuel Olaosebikan. I was born in Nigeria, but I soon migrated to the United States. I am the first kid my parents had, and I have 3 other siblings behind me. I went to Westlake Elementary, then Chapel Hill Middle School, and now I go to Ben Davis High School. I grew up in Wayne Township. I learned about other cultures and food, languages, etc. I love football, soccer, golf, and anything I know I might be able to beat you in. I love food and trying out new things, and I love when I can be myself.  School gave me a lot of opportunities; I wasn't always the brightest kid, but I tried to be the best I could in and out of class. After joining the automotive program in Area 31, I was able to learn real-world skills. I am also a Christian. This year has brought me closer to God. I had Rhabdomyolysis, which is a problem with your kidneys. It is life-threatening, and something that can cause a lot of trouble for the body. My family and I have been praying, and I've been taking better care of myself and my health, which also made me realize how much I love engineering. I couldn't do much, not even play sports. So, I started watching a mechanic friend of mine work on cars, and I joined over the summer, which led me to meet my teacher, Mr. Camden, from Area 31 automotive service class. Since then, I have been getting much better and continuing my education both in school and in the shop. I plan on either working on cars or building them, but I also want to be able to travel around and help others as a mentor.