Comrade Oyedele Sunday Aduragbemi, the Social Director-Elect of Federation of Oyo State students Union (FOSSU) National Council has hailed National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Ogun state axis leadership over intellectual student’s summit.
Our correspondent reports that NANS Ogun JCC held a summit titled “The effect of student leadership on academic stability and campus harmony in our tertiary institutions”.
The program came up on Wednesday February 11, at 800 seater Hall located in MAPOLY, Abeokuta, our correspondent gathered.
Reacting to the summit, Comr. Oyedele said NANS Ogun has been on the right track since the emergence of Comr. Gabriel Abiola Francis (Solution).
He also hailed Comr. Adeola Ezekiel Babatunde (Eazy), who he tagged the initiator of the program.
Capping it all, Oyedele said the delegates of FOSSU National from Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB) and Moshod Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) also graced the occasion.
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👉 JOIN GISTSMATE WHATSAPP CHANNELIn conclusion, he called for more synergy between student leaders across institutions and unions to foster development in campuses.
He said, “there should be cooperation between all SUG, state unions, NANS, and other students bodies. This synergy will not only foster security, but development and unity in our tertiary institutions”
“Everyone must work hand in hand, together to achieve the goal, which is to lead the students populace in a rightful way, and engage them in meaningful conversations just like this summit.”
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