Education

AAUA Management affirmed studentship of Comr. David Aladesanmi (Mr. Kiloshele)

The management of Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba-Akoko on behalf of the Vice Chancellor Prof. Olugbenga Ige, the Dean Students Affairs Prof. Olaleye welcome the National Campaign Leadership of Kiloshele 2026 and key stakeholders of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA)

In the Meeting, they have collectively affirmed the candidacy of Mr. Kiloshele for the position of National President of the National Association of University Students (NAUS).

In supporting this Movement, The Dean present numbers of customised caps for this mission in courtesy of AAUA.

The endorsement came after a consultative meeting involving university authorities, student leaders, and influential stakeholders within the AAUA community. During the meeting, participants expressed strong confidence in Kiloshele’s leadership capacity, commitment to student welfare, and his vision for a more united and progressive student body across Nigerian universities.

Speaking during the gathering, several stakeholders described Kiloshele as a credible and competent student leader who has consistently demonstrated dedication to service, advocacy, and constructive engagement with authorities on issues affecting students. They noted that his leadership experience and track record make him well-positioned to steer NAUS toward meaningful reforms and stronger representation for Nigerian university students.

Members of the university management also acknowledged the importance of responsible student leadership in fostering peace, stability, and constructive dialogue within the university system. They emphasized that supporting capable leaders like Kiloshele aligns with the broader goal of strengthening student participation in governance and policy discussions.

Student representatives present at the meeting equally voiced their support, highlighting Kiloshele’s ability to build bridges across campuses and mobilize students around issues such as academic welfare, improved learning conditions, and inclusive representation.

In his remarks, Kiloshele expressed gratitude to the management and stakeholders of AAUA for the confidence reposed in him. He reaffirmed his commitment to serving Nigerian students with integrity, transparency, and a strong sense of responsibility if elected as NAUS National President.

The National Association of University Students (NAUS) is a prominent umbrella body that represents the interests of university students across Nigeria, advocating for policies and initiatives that promote quality education and student welfare nationwide.

With the growing support from his home institution and other student groups, observers say Kiloshele’s candidacy is gaining momentum ahead of the forthcoming NAUS leadership contest..

At the meeting was
Stakeholders Led by Comr. Kayode Divine, Comr. Ikuogbebe Segun(Reforma), Comr. Ijanusi Olawale (Optimum), The Current SUG President, Comr. Salami Kazeem (Ologbon), Comr Ebola Desk officer DSA and the likes.

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