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Yesterday  I paid an appreciation visit to my  Executive Chairman of the good peoples of Nsit Ibom Local Government Area...
23/06/2026

Yesterday I paid an appreciation visit to my Executive Chairman of the good peoples of Nsit Ibom Local Government Area, Rt. Hon. Oto Aaron, to express my sincere gratitude for her support and encouragement during my successful emergence as the National Vice President, Special Duties of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS).

During the visit, I appreciated the Chairman for her confidence in my leadership and pledged to remain committed to serving Nigerian students while making Nsit Ibom proud through quality representation and impactful leadership.

In her remarks, the Chairman congratulated me on my emergence and encouraged me to use my office to promote the welfare of students and youth development. She also assured me of her continued support.

The visit was attended by the Vice Chairman, Hon. Udeme Philip, Supervisors, Council Members, and members of NANS.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASENANS Directorate of SDGs & Institutional Partnerships Unveils 2026/2027 Inaugural Strategic Mandate...
21/06/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NANS Directorate of SDGs & Institutional Partnerships Unveils 2026/2027 Inaugural Strategic Mandate**

ABUJA, NIGERIA —

The Directorate of SDGs & Institutional Partnerships, operating under the Office of the National Vice President (Special Duties) of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), is proud to officially unveil its Inaugural Strategic Mandate for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Under the leadership of Comrade Nathan Ekanem, the SDGs Directorate of NANS represents a fundamental evolution in how the student movement engages with national and global development agendas.

We are officially shifting from the era of protest to the era of sustainable, evidence-based collaboration.

*Our Strategic Focus Areas:*

Our mandate is anchored on the Global 2030 Agenda, specifically targeting four critical pillars to drive measurable development for Nigeria’s 20 million students:

SDG 4 (Quality Education): Driving improvements in tertiary access and advocating for the 26% UNESCO education funding benchmark.

SDG 8 (Decent Work & Economic Growth): Transitioning from activism to skills-based economic empowerment, with a target of 5,000 job-ready graduates annually.

SDG 16 (Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions): Institutionalizing accountability through transparent, evidence-based impact reporting.

SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals): Forging high-level alliances with government agencies, NGOs, and the private sector to bridge the gap between student constituencies and development financing.

The Directorate is now open for engagement. We invite progressives, change agents, development organizations, government bodies, and development institutions to co-design programs that leverage our reach of over 20 million students. Every partnership we engage in will be backed by real-time impact data and produce publicly accessible impact briefs to ensure total transparency.

Comr. Nathan Ekanem,
Director,
Directorate of SDGs & Institutional Partnerships,NANS.

I Led NANS Delegation on Courtesy Visit to DSS Director, Akwa Ibom State CommandEarlier yesterday, I had the privilege o...
20/06/2026

I Led NANS Delegation on Courtesy Visit to DSS Director, Akwa Ibom State Command

Earlier yesterday, I had the privilege of leading a high-powered delegation of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) on a courtesy visit to the State Director of the Department of State Services (DSS), Akwa Ibom State Command, Mr. Adedoyin Adetuberu.

The visit was an opportunity to appreciate the Director for his exemplary leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to maintaining peace and security in Akwa Ibom State. We also commended his efforts in fostering a cordial relationship between the student community and relevant government institutions through dialogue, understanding, and constructive engagement.

During the visit, I expressed the appreciation of Nigerian students for the Director's open-door policy and his willingness to engage with student leaders on issues affecting students and the educational environment. I noted that his leadership has contributed significantly to strengthening trust, promoting peace, and ensuring a conducive atmosphere for learning and student development across the state.

I also used the opportunity to thank him for his fatherly support, guidance, and encouragement towards student leadership, particularly during the NANS National Convention that culminated in my emergence as the National Vice President, Special Duties.

In his response, the DSS Director appreciated the visit and reaffirmed the commitment of the Service to protecting lives and property while supporting initiatives that promote peace, security, and national development. He urged student leaders to remain responsible, law-abiding, patriotic, and focused on advancing the interests of students and the nation at large.

The delegation comprised Comr. Emmanuel Otu, NANS Assistant Secretary-General, Zone B; Comr. Usen Johnson, NANS PRO South-South Zone B; Comr. Anietie Inyang, Stakeholders Chairman, Akwa Ibom State Students Community; Comr. Idoreyien Ukpong; ..

Greetings in Fraternal Solidarity from the Students Union Government Rivers State University.Attention: All Students, Cl...
12/06/2026

Greetings in Fraternal Solidarity from the Students Union Government Rivers State University.

Attention: All Students, Class Reps, Hall Reps, Faculty & Departmental Presidents, Stakeholders, and the Entire Students Body of Rivers State University!

Greatest RSU Students!
The NANS PRESIDENT Akinteye Babtee Babatunde AND THE NANS National DIRECTOR SPECIAL DUTIES Levi Okuru is landing live on our campus! Our Digital Vice-Chancellor, Isaac Zeb-obipi alongside national stakeholders, will be hosting a massive energy and youth development summit right here at RSU.

This is a crucial meeting concerning the future of the Niger Delta Youth and Students, and we must have a full house. All Students, Class Reps and Presidents, Stakeholders of RSU are expected to Present.

This summit is designed to foster meaningful dialogue on how young people can contribute to the protection of critical national assets, promote peaceful community relations, and participate in sustainable development initiatives.

This event presents a unique opportunity for students to engage with key stakeholders, gain valuable insights, and become part of the conversations shaping the future of the Niger Delta and Nigeria's oil and gas industry.

Date and Time in the below Flyer.

: Nyesom Wike Senate Building RSU.

Note to all Students and Class reps there will be Demobilizations to all in attendance......(no one will leave empty handed).

Register Now!

https://forms.gle/QCVJk3PWYYrtrhRh8

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