Kogi State University Decides

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The Kogi State University, Ayingba
yesterday concluded her SUG elections with various candidates emerging as winners. A total number of 650 delegates from various faculties partook in the voting process. 
Iko-ojo Dominic emerged as the SUG President while Simon Thomas Attah emerged as the Vice President. Others include:
Debbie Adeleke D. O. Women Affairs

Comrade Emmanuel Izah Thomas P. R. O. 1

Comrade Ishaq Abdulhafiz P. R. O 2

Comrade Victor Okolo D. O. Sports

Comrade Martins Tosman Moses D. O
Social and Culture 1

Comrade Mohammed Sanusi Utaji (Moa Sanz)  D. O. Social and Culture 2

Comrade Muhammed Mustapha D. O. Transport

Comrade Yusuf Ibrahim Idachaba D. O. Productivity

Comrade Priscilla Michael D. O. Food

Comrade Smart Gideon Assistant Secretary General

Comrade Abdullahi Ojonugwa Zekeri D. O. Welfare

Comrade Elisha D. O. Library

Comrade Saba Inikpi Daniel Treasurer

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