C&S Unification Youths Elect New National Leaders, Inauguration Set for Sept 9

The National Executive Council of the church has set September 9, for the inauguration of the newly elected youth officials which are saddled to pioneer the affairs of the fellowship for three years during the centenary celebration at the seraphim land, Maba.

This decision became imminent following the dissolution of the past administration led by Bro Olugbenga Quadri at the just concluded centenary national youth summit at Badagry

Speaking shortly after conducting the election, under the supervision of National Executive Council of the church represented by Prophet Dele Olalere, the Electoral Umpire, Pioneer President of the fellowship, Eld. Bro. Olarinde Ogunkunle advised all elected officers carefully consider the responsibilities before them.

He therefore charged the newly elected officers with C&S hymn “Ipinle ti Jesu fi le le leyi…” and urged them to pray for strength to remain accountable in their respective positions.

The Newly Elected National Officers are;

Bro. Akintola Olusoji – President (Oyo)

Bro. Jimoh Kolade Johnson – Vice President (Ondo)

Bro. Ifeoluwa Donatus – Secretary (Lagos)

Bro. Adeoluwa Adewunmi -- Assistant Secretary (Ogun)

Bro. Ajayi Olatunji – Treasurer (Ekiti)

Bro. Olateru Olusogo -- Financial Secretary (Osun)

Bro. Oyeniyi Samuel Abolarin -- Assistant Financial Secretary (Kwara)

Sis. Oguntuase Bisola – Chief Welfare (Kwara)

Bro. Orimoloye Samson -- Auditor (Nasarawa)

Bro. Muyiwa Odedina – Welfare 1 (Lagos)

Bro. Yusuf Adonai – Welfare 2 (Niger)

Bro. Babayemi Samuel – PRO 1 (Osun)

Bro. Oluwasegun Michael Famakinde -- PRO 2 (Oyo)

Bro Omole Victor -- Chief Whip (Kogi)

Prophet Dele Olalere expressed satisfaction with the electoral process and used the same medium to charge elected officers on the demands of their various offices especially at a time marking the start of another centenary journey.

Reacting on behalf of the outgoing executives, Bro Olugbenga Quadri appreciated the fellowship for the opportunity to serve meritoriously as he urged the incoming executives to remain united, focused and purpose driven.

The president-elect, Bro. Akintola Olusoji appreciated all state chapters for the trust and power entrusted in him to paddle the administrative canoe of the fellowship. He used the medium to promise his timely dedication and stewardship towards the progress of the fellowship and individual members. He however called for support and unwavering dedication of stakeholders across all levels as he's set to lead an inclusive administration.