AMOSA Gets New Leadership

AMOSA’s Asma’u revealed that consideration for the amendment to have the elected officials serve for a single tenure of four years was made.

Distinguished AMOSA Members,

My name is Abubakar Bobboi. 

I am a proud member of the Class of 1989 and have the honor and privilege of serving as the President of AMOSA.  

On behalf of all the newly elected EXCO, it is my great pleasure to be elected to lead this cherished Association out of the many illustrious and highly accomplished members of our great Association.

Let me start by acknowledging our own Electoral Committee especially the Chairman for doing the creativity in the conduct of our first-ever election in 25 years using a mixed method of voting! 

The election has come and gone, and now is the time for us to face the real task of moving our AMOSA to a higher level of performance. 

The challenge facing us as a body is intimidating but not impossible and I intend to, along with my team, head-on tackle them, for that is the only way we can truly be justified of your sacred mandate. 

AMOSA has a unique identity of being a leading alumni in this part of the country and I shall not fail to uphold the noble objectives of this Association in this regard.

Having all been key beneficiaries of the greatness of AMOSA, it should be our attempt to continue to give back, out of the abundance that this respected School has given us, in a way that will strengthen our impact and relevance to this School as we work to restore the greatness of our School.

Before the election, I listed out five (5) broad priority areas my team and Intend to focus on. I will re-cap them here:

1. Review the AMOSA Constitution to stand the test of time.
2. Expanded/enhanced mentorship, sponsorship, and scholarship program for students.
3. Infrastructural intervention (library and laboratory supplies/equipment support).
4. Welfare programs for all deserving members – health, death, and other schemes.
5. Sustained Membership base expansion.

The team will commence work immediately on these priority areas and will share with you in the coming days a comprehensive implementation package.

Those of you who have had the opportunity of touring the premises of the School yesterday would have noticed that the level of decay of the School’s infrastructure is overwhelming despite recent intervention works.

This tour has reinforced the need for us to collaborate strongly with the relevant authorities for urgent intervention and to network closely with our friends in the corporate world and donor organizations for assistance. 

What is clear to us is that our current system of funding this Association is not sustainable, if we are going to comfortably achieve and maintain our agendas, we must begin to think strategically about a sort of self-sustaining initiative. We must begin to think now!

Under these noble objectives, our mission is to make our modest contribution to restore and preserve the greatness of our great School.
 
This should be our sincere pledge. It is the very least we can do for this great school that has given us first, an exceptional education, and then the privilege of being part of a family that others envy.

For those of us who have done well for ourselves; let us further exemplify in our character the value of generosity and kindness that should remind us that when we are successful, we should look back with a reaching arm and pull up our brothers and sisters.

I would like to thank the Immediate Past President, Alhaji Dr. Ahmed Dada, for his leadership over these past years. 

I would also like to similarly thank the other EXCO that worked with him for their services to the Association for leaving very positive footprints in our journey thus far.

Thank you and look forward to working with you all.

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