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"Youths Can't Even Win NANS" - Nigerians React As 43-Year-Old Emerges NANS President

A 43-year-old post-graduate student has emerged president of NANS after the just-concluded convention marred with violence, IgbereTV reports.

Asefon Sunday, a 43-year-old PGD student of Ekiti State University, EKSU, is the new President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)

Nigerians do not seem very happy about this and they’ve questioned why young people can’t be trusted to lead the student body.

A Twitter user reacted to Asefon’s win, writing:

“Asefon, 43, President NANS was NANS Coordinator Zone D in 2013 while a student of Ekiti State University, EKSU.

2020, he is still a student of EKSU.

7 years after!”

Another wrote:

“I know Asefon as NANS coordinator when I was in 300L in EKSU.I graduated 6 years ago and the guy is still parading himself as a student.”

Another wrote:

“95% of NANS excos nordey gree graduate bcz of embezzlement. Dey study frm full time to part time, frm part time to weekend program, frm weekend program to sandwich, frm sandwich to distance learning, frm distance learning to online program…”

Another wrote:

“BREAKING: 43yrs old PGD student of EKSU, Asefon Sunday, emerges NANS President.

The moment you realize that a youth can’t even win NANS Presidency.

So much for posturing.”

Hon Ben Igbakpa, the Honorable member representing Ethiope in Delta state wrote in defence of Asefon:

“As a PGD student of EKSU, Asefon Sunday is qualified to be NANS President. Critiquing his emergence because he is 43 years old is an improper assumption he is too old to be a student. I do not know another country where age is the only eligibility criterion. Let’s be objective.”

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