EKSU NASS 2015 ELECTION [FINAL RESULT]

Students of the Faculty of Science in Ekiti state University gathered together today the 19th day of August 2015 at the Pavilion of the Faculty, solely to decide a new set of Executive members.

Voting process for the election started around 9am and terminated at exactly 4pm....but the counting process which started immediately after all votes were casted (4pm) didn't end until exactly 10:30pm.

Despite the forthcoming exams, the ever dynamic students of Faculty of Science refused to leave the venue until the final results where counted and announced by Com Seye Adebayo (INEC Chairman).

Check out the result of the said election~>

FACULTY OF SCIENCE 2015 ELECTION RESULTS

PRESIDENT

OLUOMO-‎ 621

OHMS-‎ 730 (Winner)

VICE-PRESIDENT

Miss DORIS-‎ 491

NIKKY-‎ 822 (Winner)

GENERAL SECRETARY

MOSSES-‎ 725 (Winner)

YIGATEE- 569

FINANCIAL SECRETARY

CATALYST- 542

DRAY- 671‎ (Winner)

P.R.O

TONY- 1‎069 (Winner)

TREASURER

TERRY-‎ 930 (Winner)

WELFARE DIRECTOR

‎CALCULUS- 1141 (Winner)

Asst GENERAL SECRETARY

PRUDENT-‎ 716 (Winner)

KAY-‎ 603

LIBRARIAN

ODAMA- 700‎ (Winner)

NICHOLAS-‎ 533

Congratulations to the winners!!!

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