FEDSA LASUSTECH Inaugurates Newly Elected Executives Alongside Ramadan Lecture

By Ibrahim oluwakemi And Bisiriyu Hassan

The Federation of Epe Division Students Association (FEDSA) marked a significant moment as it inaugurated its newly elected executives and conducted its annual Ramadan lecture concurrently at the College of Basic Science TE 111.

Dignitaries in attendance included Mr. Adekoya Isaac, the staff adviser, and Uzthaz Mustapha Adeniyi Shittu.

Uzthaz Mustapha Adeniyi Shittu delivered the Ramadan lecture titled "Leadership and Its Responsibility: The Panacea to Youth Social Vices," highlighting six crucial qualities of effective leadership: truthfulness, acceptance of criticism, bravery, active listening, mindful behavior, and empathy.

Mr. Adekoya Isaac, the staff adviser, drew inspiration from the biblical passage Amos 3:3, emphasizing the importance of unity and support among the newly elected executives. He urged them to demonstrate intelligence in their roles.

President Surakat addressed the gathering, reminding the new executives of their responsibilities as leaders and urged them to embrace their identity as Lagosians from the Epe division, encouraging active contribution during their tenure.

Comrade Adebambo Remilekun, a former president of FEDSA, shared insights from her tenure and encouraged the newly inaugurated executives to lead with diligence and dedication.

The newly elected executives of FEDSA were announced as follows:

President: Obadina Habeeb

Vice President: Balogun Kabiru

Speaker: Edu Shaffi

Deputy Speaker: Odupitan Halimot

General Secretary: Osodein Mathew

Public Relations Officer: Olufuwa Rachael

Financial Secretary: Adekoya Adewonuola

Social Director 1: Rafiu idris,

Social Director 2: Ibrahim Oluwakemi

Assistant General Secretary: Salaudeen Roheemah

Sports Director: Onoshokun Monsurudeen

Treasurer: Yusuf Olalekan

Welfare Officer: Apena Idayah

The inauguration ceremony concluded with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment among the newly elected executives to serve the FEDSA community diligently and uphold the values of leadership and responsibility.

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