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 It is a painful truth that the good often depart this world too soon, while the wicked remain to spread sorrow and chaos.  The kind hearts that offered hope, lifted others in times of need, and lived with honesty and compassion are snatched away by untimely death , leaving a silence that feels unbearable. Their absence creates a void that no words can fill, and the world feels dimmer without the light they once brought. Meanwhile, those who thrive on deceit seem to linger, untouched by consequence, continuing to oppress and torment the vulnerable. It is a bitter irony that those who should be held accountable walk free, while those who built, healed, and loved are gone.  The weight of this loss presses heavily on my soul, wife and family, for your goodness to us ,making me to question the balance of life and wonder why goodness does not always outlast evil on this earth. Rest on SMALL GOD

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Leadership is not merely proclaimed; it is revealed through years of selfless service, tested by responsibility, and refined by conviction. The story of Stephen James exemplifies this, shaped by a quiet, yet steady tradition of purposeful leadership. Born on April 24, 1978, to Elder Moses James Udoh of the Akpoto family, Mbierebe Obio, Ibesikpo Asutan Local Government Area, Stephen James is a pastor at Full Life Christian Centre and the Executive Director of Democratic Watch International. With over two decades of experience in public relations, journalism, and development advocacy, he combines faith, intellect, and civic responsibility. His leadership instincts surfaced early at the University of Port Harcourt. From serving as Director of Socials of the National Association of Akwa Ibom State Students (NAAKISS) to acting as President of the Faculty of Social Sciences, and later Speaker of the Students’ Union Government in 2003, he steadily earned a reputation for coordination, n...

 

  Allowing for a strategic shift from the "Anticipate" phase, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Office of the National Treasurer officially announces the NANS Entrepreneurial Conference (NEC) 2026. Under the theme "After School, What’s Next?", this conference focuses on youth productivity and self-reliance in the vision of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and the ARISE Agenda on Entrepreneurial Development of Pastor Umo Bassey Eno, PhD. We are shifting the focus from job seeking to job creating, where vision meets execution.  NANS invites all students, stakeholders, and the general public to join us for this transformative experience.