The Lagos State chapter of the Imo State University (IMSU) Old Students Association, has trained members on leadership quality, reports ITREALMS.Chairman, Global IMSU Lagos Chapter, Mr. Esinaulo Ugochukwu, who spoke in Lagos at the weekend, said the association offered selfless contributions as the instrument to the growth and stability of its members despite the challenges.
He also said that the chapter is always in the forefront of berthing social and educational activities, committed to fostering personal growth, camaraderie and the overall advancement of the alumni.
“Today, we celebrate our association, which is a beacon of unity and collective success, standing strong with over 110 dedicated memberships. Our chapter is a vibrant community committed to fostering personal growth and the overall advancement of our esteemed alumni, we have gathered here to celebrate success, greatness, achievements, outstanding performance of our members.
“We recognise contributions of our notable members for their human development, community service, humanitarian efforts and entrepreneurship. their stories inspire us and reinforce our belief in humanity and human relationship," he said.
The National Global President of the alumni, Dr. Anayo Chukwunonye Uhiara, said the association had opened up alumni to quality membership and impact in the institution, stressing that he would leverage on the foundation and wealth of experience the association has has laid over the years.
The Chairman of the occasion Chief Duru Ugochukwu described the association as an emerging colossus that has touched and impacted so many lives, and has repositioned the alumni through its transformational approach to the development of its members.
Adviser to Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo state on Secondary Education Management Board (SEMB) Prince Ezeala Ferdinand Akano, expressed gratitude to God Almighty for making the event a successful and given him wisdom.
He commended the alumni for celebrating its achievements, emphasizing that leadership is about selfless service to humanity.
By Paul Adunwoke
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