NANS IN-CPC 2026 CHAIRMAN VOWS TO DELIVER CREDIBLE LEADERSHIP TRANSITION

By Adesakin Adefemi 

The Chairman of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Independent Constitutional and Electoral Commission (IN-CPC) 2026, Comr. Oladele Samuel Omoyayo (KENKO), has vowed to deliver a credible and transparent leadership transition process for the organization, promising to uphold the highest standards of integrity and fairness.

In his inaugural speech on March 8, 2026, Omoyayo emphasized the importance of unity and integrity in the transition process, assuring that the committee would remain neutral and impartial throughout the exercise. "We shall execute our responsibilities with integrity, fairness, and neutrality," Omoyayo said. "No individual, group, or interest will influence our mandate, and everybody can trust that fairness and justice will guide our steps."

The NANS IN-CPC 2026 chairman called on all stakeholders to trust the process, emphasizing that the committee's focus was singular: to conduct a credible, transparent, and inclusive process that reflects the unity and integrity of the organization. He assured that the committee would adhere strictly to the constitution of the organization, ensuring that the leadership transition process was smooth and credible.

The inauguration of the IN-CPC 2026 committee marks a significant moment in the history of NANS, as the organization prepares for a new leadership. Omoyayo expressed gratitude for the trust reposed in him and pledged to reciprocate by ensuring that the committee does not disappoint.

According to sources, the committee has already begun preparations for the leadership transition, with Omoyayo emphasizing the importance of transparency and fairness in the process. The committee's commitment to credibility and transparency has been welcomed by stakeholders, who have expressed confidence in the leadership of Omoyayo.

As the leadership transition process unfolds, NANS members and stakeholders can expect a smooth and credible process that reflects the organization's commitment to unity and integrity. The committee is expected to release a detailed timeline for the transition process soon, including dates for nominations, campaigns, and elections.

In his speech, Omoyayo also emphasized the importance of peaceful coexistence among NANS members and stakeholders, urging everyone to support the committee's efforts to deliver a credible leadership transition.

The NANS IN-CPC 2026 committee is expected to work closely with other organs of the organization to ensure a smooth transition, including the National Executive Council and the National Working Committee.

Meanwhile, stakeholders have commended Omoyayo for his commitment to transparency and fairness, expressing confidence that he will deliver a credible leadership transition process. "We are confident that Comr. Omoyayo will do a great job in ensuring a smooth transition," said a stakeholder. "We assure him of our full support and cooperation."

As NANS prepares for a new leadership, members and stakeholders are optimistic about the future of the organization, with many expressing confidence that the incoming leadership will build on the gains of the current administration.

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