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AMANO Lagos Chapter Elects Loveth Haruna as First Female Chairperson

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Last updated: 2025/09/15 at 2:26 AM
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By Sandra Chukwunyere

 

The Lagos Chapter of the Alumni of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron (AMANO), has made history with the election of Miss Loveth Haruna as its first-ever female Chairman, marking a significant shift in the chapter’s leadership dynamics.

Haruna’s landslide victory, with 64 votes out of 64, demonstrates her broad appeal and the chapter’s commitment to inclusive leadership.

 

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The election, which took place on Friday, was notable for its transparency and inclusivity, with all members participating in the process.

According to the Election Committee, a total of 64 votes were received and counted, with Haruna securing an impressive 64 votes, demonstrating her overwhelming support and endorsement from the chapter members.

 

The newly elected executives include:

 

  • * Miss Loveth Haruna – Chairman
  • * Essiet Aniekan – Vice Chairman
  • * Tobi Kalejaiye – Secretary-General
  • * Akhighu Louis – Assistant Secretary-General
  • * Frank Anthony – Welfare Secretary
  • * Reuben Untenge – Financial Secretary
  • * Esther Mogoli – Treasurer
  • * Ngwoke Pueth – Provost Marshal.
  • The only contested position was the Public Relations Officer (PRO), which saw Adekunle Sowade emerge victorious with 35 votes, defeating Gbadeyan Oluwaseun, who garnered 29 votes

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  • Haruna, the newly elected Chairman, has expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the members for reposing their confidence in her.
  • She has pledged to work collaboratively with her team to drive initiatives that will strengthen the chapter and promote the interests of its members.
  • The election outcome has been hailed by maritime stakeholders as a major step towards achieving gender inclusion and leadership diversity within the sector.
  • The election of Haruna as the first female Chairman of Lagos AMANO is seen as a significant milestone, paving the way for more women to take on leadership roles in the industry.
  • Newspoint247 reports, with this new leadership, the Lagos Chapter of AMANO is poised to embark on a new era of growth, inclusivity, and progress, with Haruna at the helm.

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