NABAMS ELECT FRESH LEADERS


 "I must render my service", Comr.Joseph Oluwaseun
The department of Business Administration FUNAAB chapter had their election today in the college of Management Sciences where proceedings commenced at exactly 11:00am, in the business administration 400level lecture room.
The Election began with a brief dissemination of information towards casting a valid vote , and rules and regulations guiding the exercise by the Electoral chairman, Amadi Femi.

  The enthusiastic students flooded the venue in utmost desire to cast their votes, making audible their loyalty to their respective candidates.


Voting  got to a close as the Electoral chairman declared the results and pronounced Comr.Joseph Oluwaseun (Jay Jay) as the newly elected president of the Department .


In an interview with the president -elect, who appreciated those who supported him in his ambition and trusted him with the mantle of leadership.
"Wherever I find myself, I must render my service",these were the words of comr.Joseph when asked  of what inspired him.

He further spoke on the legacy he would love to leave behind as provision of different programs that will facilitate and enhance the capacity of students through various skill acquisitions in order to be able to face life after school .


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