ANA-OSUN GETS NEW LEADERS - By Abdulwaheed Olaniyi

 


Association of Nigerian Authors, Osun State Chapter has sworn-in new leaders who will be leading the association. The inauguration of new executives was done with the aim of promoting reading and writing culture in the state. They came in to continue the promotion of writing culture in the state.

 

The inauguration of new executives happened at Osun NUJ Press Centre in Osogbo, the Capital of Osun State. 

 

In a press release by the current Public Relation Officer of the association, Mr Muideen Afolabi, noted that “the incoming executives who are eager to perform, promise to swing into action as soon as the inauguration is done.”

 

The New Chairman is Mr Segun Ajiboye. He promises to use everything within his jurisdiction to drive ANA Osun State Chapter (ANAOS) to the peak of its success, both digitally and off digital.

 

The outgoing chairman, Mr Muriola Awoseemo pledged that he would support the current administration. He then assured that he would do his best to make the new executives record excellent results.

 

While speaking at the inauguration, the immediate past chairman, Mr Oloede Oyedele Abiodun also pledge that the new executives have his full support. “Call me any time, I will answer you even if it is 2:00pm, Oloyede pledged.

 

Some of the other new executives inaugurated on June 13, 2021 were: Yode Ajagbe, Vice Chairman; Quadri Adelowo, Secretary; Victor Falola, Assistant Secretary; Tunji Oyewole, Treasurer; Halimat Alli Bankole, Financial Secretary; Afolabi Muideen, P. R. O; Muriola Awosemo, Ex tOfficio I; Seun Awodọla, Ex Officio II.

 

 

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  1. Anonymous17 February 2025 at 00:03

    It’s great to see such strong support from both the outgoing and incoming leadership. The enthusiasm and commitment to success from the new executives will surely make a positive impact on ANA Osun State Chapter’s future, both digitally and offline. Best of luck to all involved!
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