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Ex-NANS president appointed ADC deputy national youth leader

Mr Obasi is a seasoned youth development consultant.

• July 31, 2025
African Democratic Party (ADC)
African Democratic Party (ADC)

The African Democratic Congress has appointed a former National President of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Chinonso Obasi, as its deputy national youth leader.

Mr Obasi’s Personal Assistant on Media, Samson Ogunwoye, communicated this in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.

He said, “As Nigeria’s political landscape continues to evolve ahead of the 2027 general elections, the ADC, in its bid to build a formidable front, has appointed Obasi as its Deputy National Youth Leader. Obasi has also previously served as regional coordinator for the South-South, South-East Coordinator of NANS. He also made history as the pioneer President of the Nigerian Youth Union (NYU) and represented Nigerian students at the 2014 National Confab.’’

According to Mr Ogunwoye, Mr Obasi is a seasoned youth development consultant and humanitarian known for his boundless benevolence and commitment to youth advocacy.

He stated, “Born on April 27, 1987, he hails from Ebonyi State; he holds a master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering; he is happily married to Hannah Chinonso, and together they have three children.’’

He said that Mr Obasi had also served as a member of the PDP presidential campaign council in 2015, 2019 and 2023.

According to Mr Ogunwoye, Mr Obasi’s wealth of experience, professionalism, and strong youth following are expected to play a significant role in his new assignment.

He stated, “The ADC leadership, formerly under the chairmanship of Ralph Nwosu, officially handed over to Senator David Mark as the National Chairman and Rauf Aregbesola as Secretary General, alongside other members of the National Working Committee (NWC) on July 28 during its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting in Abuja.’’

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