Nans Southwest - Zone D

A New Chapter of Service Begins, Nans new Zonal PRO tells his followers…

With deep humility, gratitude, and an unwavering sense of responsibility, I officially step into office as the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Southwest – Zone D.

This transition is not just a change of title; it is a renewed commitment to service, strategic communication, and the progressive advancement of over a million students across our region. I understand that in today’s evolving landscape, the role of a PRO goes beyond disseminating information — it is about shaping narratives, strengthening structures, defending students’ interests, and projecting the true image of our union with intelligence and integrity.

I am grateful to the leadership, stakeholders, comrades, and the formidable G7 structure who believed in this vision and made this emergence possible. Your confidence in me will not be taken lightly.

As we begin this new phase, I assure you of professionalism, accessibility, innovation, and courageous representation. Together, we will amplify the voice of Southwest students and strengthen the relevance of NANS in policy, advocacy, and student development.

The work begins now.

Aluta Continua! ✊🏽

Comr. Tope Olugbemi
PRO, NANS Southwest (Zone D)

*NANS SOUTHWEST PRO CONGRATULATES CHIEF IDRIS OLORUNNIMBE ON EMERGENCE AS WEST AFRICAN MAN OF THE YEAR*

The Office of the Public Relations Officer, NANS Southwest (Zone D), congratulates Chief Idris Olorunnimbe on his emergence as the West African Man of the Year.

This prestigious recognition is a testament to his exemplary leadership, regional influence, and unwavering commitment to excellence. His victory reflects the confidence reposed in him by stakeholders across West Africa.

Comrade Tope Olugbemi, the newly elected PRO NANS Southwest, expressed delight at the outcome, noting that the award is well deserved and inspiring to young leaders across the region.

He further stated his readiness to collaborate and work closely with the awardee in advancing progressive initiatives that benefits the youth and the broader society.

Signed,
Comr. Tope Olugbemi
PRO, NANS Southwest (Zone D)

NANS Southwest Stands with Hon. Moyo Ogunlewe, Head of the Lagos City Boy Movement**

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Southwest Zone D, unequivocally declares its solidarity and firm support for Hon. Moyo Ogunlewe in his capacity as the Head of the Lagos City Boy Movement.

As the Executive Chairman of Kosofe Local Government, Hon. Ogunlewe has consistently demonstrated pragmatic leadership, youth-centered governance, and an unwavering commitment to grassroots development. His track record in public service reflects competence, accessibility, and a deep understanding of the aspirations of young people, particularly students across Lagos State.

NANS Southwest recognizes that leadership at this level requires courage, vision, and the ability to unite diverse interests toward a common goal. We are confident that under his guidance, the Lagos City Boy Movement will serve as a formidable platform for youth mobilization, civic responsibility, and progressive engagement.

At this pivotal moment, we reaffirm that the student constituency in Lagos and across the Southwest stands solidly with Hon. Ogunlewe. We pledge our moral, intellectual, and structural support in advancing initiatives that promote student welfare, youth empowerment, educational development, and inclusive governance.

NANS remains committed to constructive partnerships that strengthen democratic values and ensure that the voice of Nigerian students continues to resonate in governance and public discourse.

We encourage all well-meaning students and youth stakeholders to rally behind this leadership and contribute meaningfully to the shared vision of progress and development.

Signed:
Comrade Tope Olugbemi
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
NANS Southwest Zone D

*NANS Southwest Hails Seyi Tinubu on the Appointment of Hon. Moyo Ogunlewe as Head of the Lagos City Boy Movement**

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Southwest Zone D, under the Office of the Public Relations Officer, warmly commends the strategic leadership of Seyi Tinubu for the appointment of Hon. Moyo Ogunlewe, the Executive Chairman of Kosofe Local Government, as the Head of the Lagos City Boy Movement.

This appointment is not only timely but also a reflection of confidence in capacity, competence, and grassroots mobilization experience. Hon. Ogunlewe has consistently demonstrated purposeful leadership, youth inclusion, and administrative dexterity in Kosofe, earning the trust and admiration of young people across Lagos State.

As the umbrella body representing students in the Southwest geopolitical zone, we that are from lagos state recognizes this elevation as a progressive step toward strengthening youth engagement, political participation, and developmental advocacy in Lagos State and beyond.

We firmly believe that under Hon. Ogunlewe’s coordination, the Lagos City Boy Movement will witness enhanced structure, broader youth mobilization, and impactful programs that align with the aspirations of Nigerian students and young professionals.

On behalf of the entire student constituency in Lagos State and across the Southwest, we hereby pledge our unalloyed support and full backing to this leadership direction. We assure Hon. Ogunlewe of our readiness to collaborate, engage constructively, and mobilize responsibly in advancing initiatives that promote student welfare, youth empowerment, and sustainable development.

NANS Southwest remains committed to progressive partnerships that uplift the Nigerian student community and consolidate platforms that encourage responsible leadership.

We congratulate Hon. Moyo Ogunlewe on this well-deserved appointment and urge him to continue exemplifying visionary leadership that inspires the next generation.

Signed:
Comrade Tope Olugbemi
Public Relations Officer (PRO)
NANS Southwest Zone D