Meet Mercy Abdulsalam: National Vice President, 2016-2018


Emmanuel Onyemaechi • 13 March, 2026
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  • Mercy Oziohu Abdulsalam served as a trailblazing national leader in FECA Nigeria—the Federation of Colleges’ Ex-Students’ Christian Association—during President Oluwaseyi Ashiru's 2016-2018 tenure, as confirmed in official leadership lists. Her impactful service at the 12th National Convention (#Jesus2018) in FGGC Bwari, Abuja (August 15-19, 2018), featured prominently in promotional videos, where she rallied youth for life-changing encounters.



    Basic Details:




    • Full Name: Mercy Oziohu Abdulsalam

    • Birthday: March 8

    • Joined FECA: 2006

    • Favorite Food: Rice and beans



    Leadership Journey:




    • Ushering Coordinator (2010-2012)

    • Vice President, Minna (2010-2012)

    • Zonal Secretary, Minna (2012-2014)

    • Northwest Regional Secretary (2014-2016): Oversaw admin in six states, executed youth programs for 7,000+ members, mentored leaders.​

    • National Vice President (2016-2018): Oversaw youth programs for 50,000+ across 32 states, boosted engagement 30%, mentored 100+ leaders, facilitated stakeholder ties with NGOs/government.



    Post-Tenure Achievements and Legacy



    After her tenure, Mercy advanced FECA's vision through writings on the Legislative Mentorship Initiative, earning awards for exceptional contributions. Now Co-Founder of Mo-Initiative (2022-present) in Abuja, she raised funds for creative learning playgrounds, increasing cognitive learning/school enrollment 55% for 300+ under-served kids, and empowered women via skill training for businesses. Previously Executive Secretary at C.E Nwogbo and Associates (2020-2022), her FECA-honed skills in training design, reports, and communication shine through.



    Recent FECA updates (e.g., 2024-2026 Congress in Abia) echo her stakeholder facilitation legacy. LinkedIn highlights her as a youth empowerment force, aligning with FECA's 1990 Calabar roots in transforming students into leaders. Read more on her profile on Fibre.com.ng for full inspiration.