NANS presidential aspirant Odumosu clears screening, calls for credible polls
A former National Vice President of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Olamide Odumosu, has successfully completed his screening to contest for the office of National President. Odumosu described the
A former National Vice President of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Olamide Odumosu, has successfully completed his screening to contest for the office of National President.
Odumosu described the screening process as engaging and rewarding, noting that it provided an opportunity to interact with members of the screening committee and present his vision for students' leadership.
“I successfully completed my screening to contest for the Office of the National President of NANS, and it was a great experience engaging with the committee,” he said.
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The NANS election is scheduled to take place next month in Abuja, and is expected to draw delegates from tertiary institutions across the country, with stakeholders already calling for a peaceful and transparent process.
The presidential aspirant, who is campaigning under the slogan “Hope-Rebirth 2026,” used the occasion to stress the need for a credible electoral process, warning against any form of malpractice that could undermine the legitimacy of the polls.
“I also used the opportunity to emphasise the importance of a free, fair, and transparent electoral process.
There must be no room for any form of malpractice that could undermine the credibility of this election,” Odumosu stated.
He further underscored the need for values-driven leadership within the student body, insisting that the future of NANS depends on integrity and accountability.
“Our student leadership must be built on integrity, accountability, and the true will of the students,” he added.
