Former Oyo State Chairman of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Ridwan Ademola Adegoke, popularly known as Pal Solution, has emerged as the Deputy Coordinator of NANS South-West (Zone D).
Freshvoice Newsmedia reports that Adegoke was elected at the NANS South-West Convention held on Friday at Ekiti State University.
Hailing from Ona Ara Local Government Area of Ibadan, Oyo State, Pal Solution is a student of Emmanuel Alayande University of Education, where he built a reputation for principled leadership, advocacy, and effective student mobilisation. He previously served as Oyo State Chairman of NANS, a tenure widely applauded for prioritising students’ welfare, inclusiveness, and constructive engagement with relevant stakeholders.
He currently serves as Director of Students at the Yoruba Youth Council, further consolidating his standing within youth and student movements across the South-West.
Acceptance and Appreciation Message
In his acceptance and appreciation speech, the newly elected Deputy Coordinator expressed gratitude and commitment to service:
*“With profound gratitude and renewed energy, I officially accept my emergence as the Deputy Coordinator, NANS South-West (Zone D).
This victory is not mine alone; it reflects collective belief, shared sacrifice, and the unwavering support of leaders, stakeholders, senators, colleagues, and comrades who trusted this purpose and believed in this journey.
As I step into this responsibility, I do so with responsibility in my heart and service as my intent. I am fully committed to inclusive leadership, decisive action, and humanity-centred results. Together, we will raise the bar, protect our collective interests, and deliver a mandate we can all be proud of.
Thank you for the trust. Thank you once again for the opportunity to serve.”*
Observers describe his unopposed emergence as a strong vote of confidence and a signal of renewed unity within the NANS South-West bloc. Stakeholders anticipate that his tenure will strengthen coordination, deepen advocacy, and advance the collective interests of students across the region.
