SSANU FUOYE Congratulates SSANU EKSU Chairman on Re-election and Salutes Newly Elected Executives

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SSANU FUOYE Congratulates SSANU EKSU Chairman on Re-election and Salutes Newly Elected Executives



The Chairman of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) Branch, Comrade Faleye Benjamin, has extended warm congratulations to Comrade Aguda Temidayo Azeez on his re-election as the Chairman of SSANU, Ekiti State University (EKSU) Branch.

In a goodwill message released shortly after the conclusion of the election held on Wednesday, 16th April 2025, Comrade Faleye described Comrade Aguda’s re-election as a testament to his outstanding leadership, dedication, and commitment to the welfare of SSANU members in EKSU.

He also congratulated all the newly elected executives who emerged alongside Comrade Aguda, acknowledging their collective victory as a renewed mandate to serve, protect, and advance the interests of SSANU members at EKSU.

“We at SSANU FUOYE Branch rejoice with our sister branch in EKSU on the successful and peaceful conduct of your elections. The re-election of Comrade Aguda is well deserved and reflects the trust and confidence your members have in his leadership. We pray that this new tenure brings more progress, unity, and achievements for your branch and SSANU as a whole,” Comrade Faleye stated.

He further offered words of solidarity, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration and mutual support among SSANU branches across institutions. “We look forward to working together to deepen the values of solidarity, justice, and the protection of staff welfare in our various universities,” he added.

In his closing remarks, Comrade Faleye prayed for wisdom, strength, and divine guidance for the newly elected executives as they begin this fresh journey of leadership. He also encouraged them to remain steadfast, inclusive, and resilient in the face of challenges.

“On behalf of the entire members of SSANU FUOYE Branch, I say congratulations once again. May your tenure be peaceful, progressive, and impactful. Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta!”


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