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Intent declaration: Youth Activist, Nana Aisha Ibrahim, makes a public declaration of her intention

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A Youth activist, Nana Aisha Ibrahim who is Student of FCT COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ZUBA,ABUJA, declared her ambition to run for the post of National Senate President at Association Of Nigerians female Student (ANFS).

AISHA was a brave and bouyant female comrade who has did so well in the history of AFNS at Abuja as Cordinator of FCT CHAPTER.

In her declaration message,she wrote to contest has another convention will take place soon,she said:

“solidarity greetings!

Ever gallant and vibrant stakeholders, distinguished comrades and great Nigeria female students.

My name is Nana Aisha Ibrahim, a female youths activist, the immediate past coordinator of ANFS FCT CHAPTER and a friend to all.

With utmost humility and sincerity, I wish to seize this opportunity to officially declare my interest in vying for the office of NATIONAL SENATE PRESIDENT under the platform of ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN FEMALE STUDENTS.

It is important to mention that, very soon, the Association Of Nigerian Female Students would be hosting a National convention where the election and inauguration of new National Executives would take place.

I considered the relevance of the previous experience I had during my reign as the coordinator of ANFS FCT, to the needs of National body, and developed the firm belief that, should I be given the opportunity, I am fit to handle position of Senate President at the National Level efficiently.

You know It is our collective interest to contribute in one way or the other in the revitalization and transformation of our great Association, to enable us achieve our set goals.

This therefore, I think is the part I would play, thus, let your part be words of encouragements, support, prayers and votes.

Thank you 🙇🏻‍♀️🙏”

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