SALES OF NOMINATION FORM

Sales of nomination forms into national executive positions of the NOUN Alumni Association (NOUNAA) have commenced.

POSITIONS FOR THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (NEC)

The President                                     –                      30,000

Deputy President                                –                      20,000

Secretary General                                –                      20,000

The Assistant Secretary-General         –                     20,000

The Vice President (North Central)    –                      20,000

The Vice President (North East)         –                      20,000

The Vice President (North West)

ELECTION TIMETABLE

1.     SALES OF NOMINATION FORM COMMENCES (20/06/2016)

2.     CAMPAIGN COMMENCES  (27/06/2016)

3.     SENSITIZATION TOUR/SURVEY ON ELECTION MODE (30/06/2016)

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4.     SALES OF NOMINATION FORM CLOSES (15/07/2016)

5.     SCREENING OF CANDIDATES (12/07/2016)

6.     RELEASE OF CANDIDATES’ NAMES (13/07/2016)

7.     NATIONAL ELECTION (18/07/2016)

8.     SWEARING IN CEREMONY (20/07/2016)

Please note that this timetable is subject to amendments…

REPORTS ON EVENTS TO CONGRESS MEMBERS

MEETING WITH THE VICE CHANCELLOR

Following complaints by the former NEC members to the Vice Chancellor, Professor Abdallah Uba Adamu, on their removal from office, and seeking his intervention to reinstate them back to office, the Vice Chancellor scheduled a meeting between the former NEC members and members of the Board of Trustees, as well as the management team of NOUN on 15^TH June 2016.

It should be stated that prior to this time, Phil Colman had presented a twisted version of the issues to the Vice Chancellor, hinging on the fallacy that unbridled interests of the State Executive Members (SEC) and the B.O.T over the association’s finances was the cause of his removal from office.  The Vice Chancellor, being unfamiliar with circumstances in the association, became boiled for justice. Hence, he called for the supposed peace meeting, giving the B.O.T only a day’s notice.