The Unity Schools Old Students Association (USOSA) has elected Seyi Gambo as its new president- general.
Gambo was elected during the 50th plenary and the annual general meeting (AGM) of USOSA, held on Saturday at the National Universities Commission (NUC) in Abuja.
According to the results released by the Electoral Committee (ELCOM), Gambo polled 305 votes to defeat his opponent, Chinedu Amure, the incumbent vice president-general, who got 212 votes.
The vice president-general position was contested by Jayeola Adebola and Rufun Ibrahim. The VPG position had Adebola polled 287 votes to defeat Rufun Ibrahim Jauro, who got 233 votes.
Favour Sabo Michael was elected as financial secretary with 345 votes, defeating Semirat Ajide, who polled 173 votes.
For the position of treasurer, Hamman Adil Adamu was elected unopposed.
Kester Idogho was elected Assistant Secretary-General with 354 votes against Hauwa Idi Jimeta, who polled 170 votes.
The office of the secretary general went to Idoreyen A. Ebong unopposed.
The results were signed by the secretary of the Electoral Committee, Tayelolu Ojo, and the chairman, Ahmed Tijjani Lawal, on 24 October 2026.
The election ushers in new leadership for USOSA.
The newly elected officers are expected to work with members and stakeholders to strengthen the association and advance its objectives of promoting unity, cooperation, and development among alumni of Nigeria’s Unity Schools.
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