Former UNIBEN SUG President, Eniwake, Clinches Isoko National Youth Leader Position
In a keenly contested election involving candidates from various clans and branches of the Isoko Nation, Orogun's closest rival, Comrade Osu Jay Jay Johnny, received 46 votes, while Comrade Abel Edigbe, also a former SUG President of the defunct Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, secured 15 votes.
AKACHI NOEL 
Comrade Eniwake Orogun, a former Student's Union Government (SUG) President at the University of Benin, has emerged as the president-elect of the Isoko National Youth Assembly (INYA) worldwide in Delta State. The election, held at the Emede Civic Centre in Isoko South local government council, saw Orogun securing a decisive victory with 52 out of 113 accredited delegates' votes.
In a keenly contested election involving candidates from various clans and branches of the Isoko Nation, Orogun's closest rival, Comrade Osu Jay Jay Johnny, received 46 votes, while Comrade Abel Edigbe, also a former SUG President of the defunct Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, secured 15 votes.
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Expressing gratitude, Orogun thanked the delegates, youth leaders, electoral committee members, and the grand patron for ensuring a fair electoral process. He pledged to build on the successes of past executives for the comprehensive development of the Isoko Nation.
Orogun, who served as the President of Uniben SUG in the 2011–2012 academic session, had also held the position of Director, Media and Strategy, Isoko National Youth Assembly.
