ACIEC Releases Screening Results for 2025/2026 Agronomy Club Elections

 

By Adebayo Balqees Folayemi 

The Agronomy Club Independent Electoral Committee (ACIEC) has released the screening results for aspirants contesting various executive positions in the 2025/2026 Agronomy Club elections.

According to the results, all four aspirants passed the screening exercise.

Johnson-Maliki Olubolade Joshua, who is contesting for President, recorded the highest score of 88.8%.

Okoro Hauwa Ademolaji, also contesting for Vice President, scored 80%, while Dike Anthonia Ifeoma, who is contesting for the same position, recorded 72.4%.

Olowu Aishat Agbeke, the aspirant for Assistant General Secretary, scored 66.8%.

The results cover four aspirants across three executive positions, with two candidates contesting for the office of Vice President.

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