Former Acting MSU Vice President Charges New Mopa Students Union Leaders




On Sunday, September 28, 2025, at OgiTech Campus, Comr. Balogun Damilola Boluwatife — former Acting Vice President of the Mopa Students Union and now Special Assistant on Student Affairs to the NAPS Vice President (National Affairs) — handed over to the new executives of the 2025/2026 administration.


In his farewell, he urged the new leaders to serve with vision, integrity, and purpose. He emphasized teamwork, accountability, inclusivity, and innovation as the pillars of effective leadership.


Comr. Damilola congratulated the new team, including President Faje Samuel Theophilus and Vice President Francis Ayorinde John, while expressing gratitude to the MSU community for the privilege of serving.


He concluded with optimism: “Together, you can build a brighter future for Mopa students. I pledge my support."

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