by Emmanuel Umahi
The Association of Mass Communication Students University of Jos, has announced the commencement of declarations for executive positions within the student body office. This significant development was disclosed in a press statement by the Association’s Secretary General, ThankGod Obasi, highlighting the opportunity for students to actively participate in shaping the future leadership of the organization.
In a bid to foster student engagement and leadership within the department, the Association of Mass Communication has opened declarations for executive positions at the student body office.
According to the press statement released by the Secretary General, ThankGod Obasi, interested and qualified students are invited to declare their candidacy for various leadership roles within the association.
The declaration process presents an exciting opportunity for students to contribute to the growth and development of AMCOMS while gaining invaluable leadership experience. Students aspiring to serve in executive positions, including President, Vice President, Secretary General, Treasurer,and other key roles, are encouraged to participate in the electoral process.
Eligible candidates are advised to familiarize themselves with the electoral guidelines and criteria to ensure compliance with the electoral process.
Expressing his enthusiasm for the upcoming elections, ThankGod Obasi emphasized the importance of student involvement in shaping the future direction of the association. He encouraged students to actively engage in the electoral process, stating, “Your participation is crucial in ensuring the success and effectiveness of our student body office. Let’s work together to create positive change within our department.”
The Association of Mass Communication Students plays a pivotal role in promoting academic excellence, professional development, and networking opportunities for students pursuing studies in mass communication. The executive positions within the student body office are integral to advancing the association’s mission and goals, fostering a sense of community, and empowering students to become future leaders in the field.
For further information or inquiries regarding the declaration process, students are encouraged to contact ThankGod Obasi, the Secretary General of the Association of Mass Communication or any members of the excos.
As the declaration period for executive positions begins, students are urged to seize this opportunity to make a meaningful impact within the Association of Mass Communication. By actively participating in the electoral process, students not only demonstrate their commitment to the association but also contribute to the vibrant and dynamic student community within the department.
