AAU Alumni Lagos Elects New Executive Council

The Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Alumni Association, Lagos State Chapter, has elected a new Executive Council, promising renewed commitment to service

The AAU Alumni Leadership in Lagos State has transitioned with the election of a new Executive Council for the Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Alumni Association, Lagos State Chapter.

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This recent election, held on June 15, 2025, at Adna Hotel Ikeja, Lagos, showcased a transparent and peaceful process, fully adhering to the association’s constitution.

The event marks a significant moment for the large alumni body in the bustling city.

The newly elected officials include Barrister A.R.T. Omuvwie as Chairman, Lady Adesua Ogidi as Vice Chairman, and Andrew Enegbeta Obiazi as Secretary, among other dedicated members.

These individuals now carry the mandate to steer the association’s affairs for the upcoming tenure. Their selection reflects the trust and confidence placed in them by their fellow alumni members.

In a brief but symbolic ceremony, the immediate past chairman, Reverend Samuel Okotete, officially handed over leadership to the new Executive Council.

This seamless transition highlighted the association’s commitment to continuity and orderly governance. The new Chairman, Barrister Omuvwie, expressed profound gratitude for the trust bestowed upon him.

He publicly promised to lead the association with openness, unwavering commitment, and a renewed spirit of service, setting a clear tone for his tenure.

The Lagos State Chapter remains steadfast in its commitment to advancing the legacy of Ambrose Alli University.

It plans to achieve this through active alumni engagement, impactful community service, and consistent support for the institution itself.

The chapter plays a vital role in connecting former students and channelling their collective efforts towards positive contributions.

A representative of the National Executive Council (NEC) observed the election proceedings.

This national body praised the Lagos chapter for setting a remarkable example of democratic engagement and fostering strong alumni unity.

Their commendation validates the integrity and effectiveness of the election process.

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With this new leadership in place, the association is now poised to continue its important mission of promoting the interests of Ambrose Alli University and its extensive network of alumni across Nigeria and beyond.