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🔥 LoRdFem Soars to Victory: A New Leader Emerges in OAU's Student Union Elections!

In a surprising turn of events, LoRdFeM emerged victorious as the President of the Student Union (SU) in the highly anticipated election held yesterday, June 1, 2023, at Obafemi Awolowo University. LoRdFem’s landslide victory with 2796 votes surpassed the competition, leaving Legbeti in second place with 1121 votes and Majeed Lev in third place with 1003 votes.

The Central Executives Council (CEC) election results sent shockwaves through the student body, as several prominent candidates were defeated in a stunning fashion. Notable candidates such as Tao, Legend, Supreme, Dunamis and Faculty of Arts candidates, like Salvation, Arole were unable to secure victory in their respective positions, witnessing their hopes dashed by overwhelming support for their opponents.

The election faced potential disruption from students belonging to the Faculty of Arts, resulting in the cancellation of ballot boxes that were up to 24. Additionally, numerous thugs from different locations attempted to tamper with the election. However, despite these challenges, the victory was ultimately achieved. One individual named Timmyblack played a role in causing disruption, which may have impacted the FASA candidates.

Here are the results of the CEC election:

*DIRECTOR OF SPORTS*
*Sumbade Jnr: 6961 ✅*

*DIRECTOR OF SOCIALS AND CULTURE*
*CoWeb: 4064 ✅*
OAU Parrot: 3138
Gorgeous: 303

*WELFARE DIRECTOR*
S&T: 2763
Emmypedia: 1620
*Paul: 2821 ✅*

*FINANCIAL SECRETARY*
Pendragon: 1920
Dunamis: 2578
*D’Blaq: 2895 ✅*

*PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER*
*H20: 3508 ✅*
Legend: 2591
Akanni: 1425

*ASSISTANT SECRETARY GENERAL*
Shindara: 2023
*Sage: 2890 ✅*
Hon JOG: 1268
Testimony: 1037

*SECRETARY GENERAL*
Supreme: 3433
*OP Love: 3931 ✅*

*VICE PRESIDENT*
MercyPraise: 2176
*Yosola: 2531 ✅*
Niniola: 1972
Najat: 800

*PRESIDENT*
*LoRdFeM: 2796 ✅*
Majeed Lev: 1003
Legbeti: 1121
Mastermind: 732
Salvation: 465
Tao: 658
Olu Peace: 1
Arole: 607
Exceptional: 196
Sir Tee: 66

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