Great Ife Decides: Presidential candidate Olu Peace, steps down for fellow contestant

 Damola Badmos 

 


A Presidential candidate from the Faculty of Law, Peace Oyeniyi - Olu Peace in the forthcoming Great Ife Students' Union election slated for Thursday, June 1 has stepped down for one of the contending candidates who emerged from the Faculty of Agriculture, Ojo Abbas Akinremi - Lordfem.


In a statement signed by the campaign team for Olu Peace, his decision is as a result of the experience, capacity and human management skills possessed by his fellow candidate.


He further attributed the leading candidate and implored his supporters to vote and support him in the race left among 9 other contestants. 


According to the statement, 


"Yesterday, I approached you with my Manifesto on why I am the suitable Candidate for the forthcoming elections. However, governance is not restricted to Intellectualism but experience. 


It is mandatory that a Candidate with wider experience is supported for the Office of the President, Great Ife Students' Union. To this effect, I have considered it fit to step down for the Current President of the Faculty of Agriculture who is popularly and politically known as LORDFEM. 


He has the Astute Experience, Capacity and the human management skills needed to lead Great Ife to the greater heights. 


LORDFEM is capacious and I am sure of his ability to deliver excellently well. I hereby implore everyone to support his candidacy regardless of their political allegiance. Leadership is based on emotional intelligence, ability to develop constructive problem solving approaches and many more.


Kindly vote and Support LORDFEM.


TEAM OLU PEACE


Cc:

The Electoral Commission, Great Ife Students' Union. 

Great Ife Students'."


OAU KILONSHELE correspondent tried to reach out to Comrade Olu Peace but at the time of filing this report, it's been to no avail.


More details to come shortly. 

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