FECA Nigeria's New National Leaders: Full List of 2024-2026 Executives Elected at the 15th National Convention in Abuja – Profiles, Roles, and Vision for Kingdom Impact

Two years ago, we spotlighted FECA Nigeria's 2022-2024 national leaders. Now, fresh faces have emerged to steer the Federation of Colleges' Ex-Students Christian Association (FECA) through its next chapter of growth and exploits. Announced during the concluded 15th National Convention in Abuja – themed "Dominion Mandate" from August 28 to September 1, 2024 – these leaders were elected amid fervent prayers and handover ceremonies, succeeding Comr. Nlemedim Stephen (President) and Maryann Anorue (Vice President). Their tenures promise amplified mentorship, outreaches, and secondary school evangelism nationwide.

FECA Nigeria excels at raising Kingdom giants with mandates to shine in their spheres. Recent milestones include regional conventions, entrepreneurship summits across 29 states, and financial audits boosting transparency – all undergirding youth development. Leadership changes every two years ensure fresh vision while honoring servant-hearted precedents.

Core Principles of Christian Leadership in FECA Nigeria

FECA's model mirrors Jesus' servant leadership: prioritizing spiritual growth, humility, compassion, and discipleship. Leaders mentor youth, tackle challenges proactively, and drive outreach – fostering environments where ex-students thrive in careers, ministries, and communities. This aligns with biblical community-building, emphasizing integrity amid Nigeria's dynamic contexts like economic shifts or security dynamics.

Complete List: 2024-2026 National Executives

Elected at the Abuja convention (venue: Government Girls Secondary School, Dutse), here's the lineup championing FECA across 29 states:

• Kenneth Louis – National President: Oversees vision execution, presides over national congresses, and represents FECA externally. Leads strategic initiatives like NLT/NLR trainings.


• Deborah Ajayi – National Vice President: Supports the President, coordinates women's programs, and steps in during absences; focuses on unity and succession planning.


• Felix Othniel Sopuruchi – National General Secretary: Manages records, summons meetings, and handles communications – key for eligibility forms and audits.


• Faith Geoffrey – National Prayer Secretary: Champions FECA Prays, fasting drills, and intercession for Nigeria; vital for spiritual fire as in past NLR themes like "Earnestly Contending."


• Nwaegbu Rosemary Ifunanya – National Financial Secretary: Oversees budgets, audits 80+ chapter secretaries, and drives projects like state-wide entrepreneurship summits for self-reliance.


• Joseph Wuyep – National Outreach Coordinator: Spearheads evangelism in secondary schools, freshers banquets, and expansions – countering "people dying daily" without Christ.


• Precious Osamudiamen Aibokon – National External Coordinator: Builds partnerships, liaises with seniors, and handles logistics like convention hosting (e.g., Abuja shift from Jos).

Notable ex-officio: Stephen Nlemedim (former President) continues advising.

Analysis and Forward Look: Building on Abuja Momentum

These leaders inherit a thriving FECA: from Jos chapters' wisdom (Samuel Isaac) to Enugu's Romzazam squad, Rukpokwu's yielded steering (Solomon Bakare), and Abia zones like Omuma Road (Iwuji Rachael). Kenneth Louis's team emphasizes fiscal accountability (Rosemary's audits), prayer revival (Faith Geoffrey), and outreach multiplication – aligning with "Dominion Mandate" for societal transformation.

Recent buzz includes regional coordinators like Kingsley Ottah (Eastern, 2024-2026), ensuring zonal synergy. Challenges like venue shifts (e.g., Eastern 2023's IPOB delays) highlight adaptability. Expect intensified programs: cell weeks, Fire Conferences, and T-shirt evangelism drawing newcomers.

FECA's structured elections via eligibility forms underscore integrity – no NYSC conflicts, mentorship emphasis. Fibre.com.ng will track their exploits; chapters, align for 2024-2026 impact! Jesus is Lord.