NAPPS Ekiti chapter, has set a new standard in conducting free and fair elections. Despite the turbulence of misconduct from some quarters, the electoral body stood firm and ensured that the electoral process was conducted according to the regulations of the association.

The elections, which saw the emergence of Pastor Durojaiye Samson, the Proprietor of Shekinah schools as the State Chairman, Princess Adepetu Bola Mary as Vice-chairman, Pastor Oyejide Tunde of Gifted Minds School as State Secretary, Mrs Monisola Joy as Treasurer, Pastor Eniola Arigbe as Financial Secretary, Pastor Olusegun Oni as Assistant State Secretary, Pastor Awoniyi Samuel as Assistant Financial Secretary, Mrs Falegan Olamide as Auditor and Mrs Ojubolamo Remi as Welfare and Organizing Secretary, were a testament to the commitment of the members of NAPPS Ekiti to democratic principles.

The electoral body under the leadership of Dr. Mrs Adu, provided a level playing field for all candidates, irrespective of their status or position in the association.
The following Local government and wards participated in the Election:
1.Ado 1
2.Ado 2
3.Ado 3
4.Ado 4
5.Ado 5
6.Ado 6
7.Ado 7
8.Ijero
9.Ekiti West
10.Efon
11.Irepodun
12.Ifelodun
13.Ikere
14.Igbaotun
15.Ilawe
16.Ekiti East
17.Emure
18.Ise/Orun
19.Ikole
20.Oye
21.Ido/Osi.
Meanwhile, the remaining three wards,
1.Gbonyin
2. Ilejemeje
3. Moba.
Were unavailable for reasons outside of this report.

The successful candidates were sworn in at a colourful event that was attended by members of the association, representatives of the government, and other stakeholders. The event was marked by a sense of excitement and unity, as members of NAPPS Ekiti celebrated the success of the electoral process.

In his remarks, the outgoing State Chairman, Rev'd Oluwafemi Williams, commended the members of the association for their commitment to the democratic process. He also urged the newly elected officials to be mindful of their responsibilities and to work tirelessly to improve the quality of education in private schools in Ekiti State, and pursue unity within NAPPS at all levels.

The successful conduct of the elections by NAPPS Ekiti is a testament to the association's commitment to promoting democracy, transparency, and good governance. It is a model that should be emulated by other associations and organizations, especially in the education sector.

In conclusion, NAPPS Ekiti has set a new standard in conducting free and fair elections. The association has proven that even in the face of turbulence, it is possible to uphold democratic principles and ensure electoral integrity. The newly elected officials have a huge responsibility to promote excellence in private education in Ekiti State, this also sends signal to every member who may want to serve in the future, to ensure they are particularly qualified before vying for any post.

We wish the new team a very success in their endeavours.

HUSBANDMAN