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Abia State University Conducts Free and Fair Student Union Government Election while Awaiting The Student Representative Council Election.

(FRANKS..) This is the complete result on ABSU 2014/2015 SUG ELECTION President= Ugochukwu majesty.C.@1160Godwin Nwankwere @475 Fredrick Isreal.C. @293 Otutu Chibuzo @215 Sec Gen= Onyekwere Felix mighty @ 937 Njoku basel chukwuemeka@611 kalu Emanuel @578 Ass Sec Gen= Ujoh Oluchi happiness@1128 Ukpa Helen Happiness @1094 Director of socials= Ireland Adaobi @958 Anyanwu Anthony Ebuka @821 Ibeakanma Ifeanyi chris @361 Welfare= Rock Ndu okeke @1306 Dennis chibueze@818 Public relation Office(PRO)= Chimezie Ezemdi Zionel @1391 Okorie chibueze @ 711 Health= Light Chukwuebuka @1110 Njoku chukwuma.K. @1030 The rest were Unopposed...@ Vice president@Princess C. Treasurer @Uchenna Reuben.O Sports @Ozioma Eluwa Fin Sec @Alugo Victor U Transport @Amaka Kelechi M. We pledge to serve you better.

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