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NESA, BOWEN UNIVERSITY

The Nigerian Economics Students Association (NESA) Bowen Chapter is a vibrant community of over 150 economics enthusiasts at Bowen University, Nigeria. Established shortly after the university’s founding in 2001, the association fosters academic excellence, professional development, and innovation among its members. As an affiliate of the Nigerian Economics Students Association National Body, NESA Bowen aligns with its mission to unify economics students nationwide while addressing Nigeria’s unique socioeconomic context.

NESA Bowen has achieved significant milestones, including organizing seminars, workshops, and tutorials to deepen students’ understanding of economics. It has also hosted notable economists and industry leaders to provide career insights and practical applications of economic principles. Its flagship event, The Bridge Conference, connects students, professionals, and academics to address pressing economic issues and share innovative ideas. The association also maintains a strong online presence, sharing engaging content like fun facts about economics, economist profiles, and student spotlights to highlight achievements and foster community engagement.

NESA Bowen prides itself on fostering an inclusive and enriching environment that emphasizes teamwork, ethics, and creative problem-solving. With the guidance of highly ranked professors and lecturers, members develop critical thinking and analytical skills to adapt to the evolving demands of the professional world. This preparation has enabled graduates to secure prominent roles across industries, politics, and the economy.

Looking ahead, NESA Bowen plans to expand its impact through initiatives such as building an econometrics lab, forming strategic partnerships, and spotlighting entrepreneurial talents. Committed to innovation and excellence, the association equips its members to address real-world economic challenges and inspires them to be transformative leaders shaping Nigeria’s future.

MISSION

  1. Providing opportunities for leadership, decision-making, and skill training.
  2. Raising awareness of young people to local, national, and global needs and encouraging impactful engagement.
  3. Being sensitive to diverse backgrounds and providing support and advice.
  4. Ensuring the safety of members through robust procedures for leader selection, training, and supervision.
  5. Equipping leaders with high-quality training and resources.
  6. Providing a professional network to support voluntary leaders.
  7. Creating opportunities for partnerships and collaborations.

VISION

  1. Promote team spirit, moral, social, academic, and intellectual interests of members.
  2. Cherish and uphold the traditions of the Department of Economics and Bowen University.
  3. Provide a healthy academic environment for well-rounded education.
  4. Protect the welfare and interests of students.
  5. Foster relations with student bodies locally and internationally.
  6. Promote discussions through economic forums, conferences, and fairs.
  7. Develop the student community through entertainment, media, social, and cultural initiatives.

THE TEAM

OUR STAFF

PROF. a. i. lawal

PROF. a. i. lawal

HEAD OF PROGRAMME

dr. g. t. adigun

dr. g. t. adigun

staff adviser

prof. o.o. adenikinju

prof. o.o. adenikinju

professor

dr. u. a. osakede

dr. u. a. osakede

lecturer I

dr. o.e olagunju

dr. o.e olagunju

lecturer II

mrs. o.a. oke

mrs. o.a. oke

assistant lecturer

mr. j.t. adeyemo

mr. j.t. adeyemo

graduate assistant

2024/25 EXECUTIVES

augustine ebiteh

augustine ebiteh

president

Kamsiyochukwu isaac-chidike

Kamsiyochukwu isaac-chidike

vice president

lotechukwu ikpo

lotechukwu ikpo

general secretary

Anuoluwapo Anjorin

Anuoluwapo Anjorin

asst. general secretary

Yekinni Elizabeth

Yekinni Elizabeth

academic director

Lapinni Jedidiah

Lapinni Jedidiah

asst. academic director

Faneye Oluwatamilore

Faneye Oluwatamilore

treasurer

Ogundiran Akolade

Ogundiran Akolade

asst. treasurer

Ezeoke Chiamaka

Ezeoke Chiamaka

asst. financial secretary

Towolawi Morenikeji

Towolawi Morenikeji

asst. public relations officer

Okonkwo Michelle

Okonkwo Michelle

asst. welfare director

Odang Kaelah

Odang Kaelah

sports director female

Olagunju Charles

Olagunju Charles

professional development personnel

Oyegbola Oladayo

Oyegbola Oladayo

asst. professional development personnel