As I delve into the recent developments within the Fellowship of Christian Associations (FECA) Nigeria, I am excited to share my insights on the new set of regional leaders for...

As I delve into the recent developments within the Fellowship of Christian Associations (FECA) Nigeria, I am excited to share my insights on the new set of regional leaders for the 2024-2026 tenure. While specific details about these leaders are not fully outlined in the available resources, I can look at the broader leadership structure and recent updates to understand the organization's direction.

National Leadership

For the 2024-2026 tenure, FECA Nigeria has appointed new national executives. Kenneth Louis serves as the National President, with Deborah Ajayi as the National Vice President. I see this leadership change as part of the organization's ongoing efforts to engage with its members and communities across Nigeria.

Regional Leadership for 2024-2026 tenure

FECA operates across several regions in Nigeria, including the North-East, North-West, Eastern, and Western regions. Each region has a coordinator and secretary who oversee activities and ensure the implementation of FECA's mission at the local level.

1. Praise Ibere serves as North west regional coordinator

2. Daniel Odey serves as North west regional secretary

3. Esther Benjamin serves as North East regional coordinator

4. Aaron Poldin is North East regional secretary

5. Timilehin Olumofin is Western regional coordinator

6. Joy Adeoti is Western regional secretary

7. Kingsley Ottah is Eastern Regional coordinator and 

8. Sharon Oparaku is the Eastern Regional secretary.

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Role of Regional Leaders

I believe that regional leaders play a crucial role in organizing events, managing local chapters, and fostering community engagement. They are instrumental in planning regional conventions, workshops, and other activities that promote spiritual growth and community service.

Conclusion

As I reflect on FECA Nigeria's new leadership, I see the organization continuing to evolve and strengthen its presence across the country. With new regional leaders on board, FECA is poised to continue its mission of transformation and community development.