NAUS Vice Chairman, Comrade Olalekan Johnson D. (IDERA), Records Major Success with Inter-Campus Sports Event at Uni Ilesa

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS**[ NAUS] CMC OSUN AXIS. PRESS STATEMENT *
* The University of Ilesa Sports Auditorium came alive with energy, skill, and sportsmanship as the National Association of University Students (NAUS) CMC Osun Team faced the Uni Ilesa School Team in an inter-school sporting event featuring football and table tennis, organized by the Office of the Vice Chairman, Comrade Olalekan Johnson D. (IDERA). The football match was fiercely contested from kickoff, with both teams displaying determination, tactical discipline, and physical resilience. The opening stages reflected balance and intensity as players battled for dominance across the pitch. As the game progressed, however, the Uni Ilesa School Team capitalized on key opportunities, showcasing sharp finishing and cohesive teamwork. Despite a spirited performance and a goal from the NAUS CMC Osun Team, Uni Ilesa secured a convincing 4–1 victory in what spectators described as a tough, demanding, and entertaining encounter. The table tennis competition delivered equal excitement and drama. Players from both institutions thrilled the audience with high-tempo rallies, quick reflex exchanges, and mentally demanding points. The closely fought matches highlighted skill, endurance, and composure under pressure. At the end of the contest, Uni Ilesa once again emerged victorious, edging past their opponents through consistency and tactical execution. Awards were presented to both champions and runners-up in recognition of their outstanding performances and commendable sportsmanship. The award ceremony further emphasized the spirit of fairness, encouragement, and mutual respect that defined the entire event. The occasion was graced by the presence of the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilesa, alongside the Dean of Student Affairs, lecturers of the institution, and other academic staff, whose attendance underscored the university’s commitment to sports development and student welfare. Also present was the Chairman of NAUS, Osun Axis, accompanied by other prominent personalities, adding prestige and significance to the event. Beyond competition and results, the sporting engagement served as a platform for strengthening inter-school relationships, promoting unity, and fostering leadership through sports. The peaceful conduct of players and supporters alike truly reflected the essence of sportsmanship. The successful hosting of the event by the Office of the Vice Chairman, Comrade Olalekan Johnson D. (IDERA), has been widely commended, with many describing it as a memorable and impactful celebration of youth, talent, unity, and collaboration.

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