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FEDSA executives Visit Oloja of Epe

 FEDSA executives Visit Oloja of Epe



Adebayo Nurudeen

The federation of Epe Division Students Association, Laspotech chapter paid a courtesy visit to Oba Kamourudeen Ishola the Oloja of Epe on Wednesday the 6th of April.

The visit was to appreciate and recognize the achievement of Oba Kamourudeen over the years.

It could be recalled the executives were inaugurated on the 22nd of March, 2023.

While speaking to the executives, Oba Kamourudeen advised them to be good representatives of the students and shun any form of violent activity.

"I appreciate your initiative in coming up to me and I'm happy to receive you as indigenous son and daughters of the soil. I promise to give you my full support and pledge my allegiance to whatever activity you wish to embark on." 

“I urged you  to represent our home in a positive light, as you are the leaders of tomorrow, always take your primary assignment seriously and make your parents  proud." He said. 

He advised against any form of violent activity or bad association of any kind.

FEDSA president, Comrade Adebambo Remilekun expressed her gratitude to the Oba for honouring the executives' visit.


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