Oloyede Okiki, an aspirant in the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Oyo Axis, is set to officially launch his website on Friday as part of efforts to enhance communication and engagement with students across the state. The platform is designed to function as a hub for information and a public relations tool ahead of key student activities.
The website is expected to provide timely updates on Okiki’s vision, programmes, and campaign activities, while creating a direct channel for students to stay informed. Supporters say the initiative reflects a forward-thinking approach to student leadership and highlights his commitment to openness.
Okiki explained that the digital platform would help ensure that accurate information reaches students while promoting meaningful interaction within the academic community. He stressed that effective communication is vital in building trust and encouraging active participation among students.
Members of his campaign team disclosed that the website will feature announcements, policy directions, and feedback channels that will allow students to share their views on matters affecting them. They noted that the project aligns with Okiki’s objective of fostering inclusiveness and strengthening student representation.
Student observers within the NANS Oyo Axis have described the upcoming launch as a strategic step that signals the aspirant’s preparedness for leadership. According to them, the online presence is expected to increase awareness about his ambition and broaden his reach across campuses.
The development follows the recent circulation of branded campaign materials, including caps and shirts, aimed at promoting Okiki’s name and making students more aware of his aspiration. Analysts believe the blend of digital and physical outreach points to a structured campaign strategy.
Reaffirming his commitment, Okiki maintained that he is ready to serve and contribute to the growth and welfare of students if given the opportunity. He encouraged students to remain engaged and united as they work collectively toward advancing the interests of the NANS Oyo Axis.
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