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  OFFICIAL INVITATION | ESAN NATIONAL INAUGURATION

  January 18, 2026

  OFFICIAL INVITATION | ESAN NATIONAL INAUGURATION & HANDOVER CEREMONY
  
  The Education Students’ Association of Nigeria (ESAN) cordially invites all ESANites, stakeholders, partners, and friends of education to the official Inauguration and Handover Ceremony of the National Executive Council, Regional Executives, and Representative Council.
  
  Theme: "NOVUS LEGOTORUM"
  A New Age of Legacy Builders
  
  Host:
  Rev. Fr. (Prof.) Leonard Chidi Ilechukwu
  Vice Chancellor, Peaceland University, Enugu
  
  Special Guests:
  Comr. Obi Emmanuel – National President, ESAN
  Sen. Agbaga Bethel – Senate President, ESAN
  
  Date: Sunday, 25th – Wednesday, 28th January, 2026
  Time: 10:00 a.m. prompt
  Venue: Peaceland College of Education, Enugu
  
  This historic ceremony marks the beginning of a new leadership era and a renewed commitment to excellence, unity, and service within ESAN. Your presence will add value and strength to this milestone event.
  
  📩 For sponsorship/support: [esanlectoralcommission@gmail.com](mailto:esanlectoralcommission@gmail.com)
  📞 Contacts: +234 812 783 8165 | +234 803 331 4374
  
  For more information, see event flyer above.
  
  We look forward to welcoming you.
  
  — ESAN National Electoral Commission (ELECOM)
  2025/2026 Session...

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  PEACELAND COLLEGE HOSTS CULTURAL DAY 2025

  December 22, 2025

  Peaceland College of Education Celebrates Unity in Diversity at Cultural Day 2025
  
  Theme: Our Culture, Our Identity
  
  Peaceland College of Education successfully hosted its Cultural Day 2025, a week-long celebration dedicated to showcasing Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage and promoting unity among students from diverse ethnic backgrounds.
  
  The programme, which spanned Tuesday, 16th to Friday, 19th December 2025, featured keynote presentations, cultural exhibitions, traditional performances, music, dance, fashion displays, and indigenous cuisines representing major Nigerian ethnic groups.
  
  Keynote Presentations by Cultural Groups
  
  The Cultural Week commenced on Tuesday, 16th December 2025, with a keynote presentation by the Niger Delta Tribe, delivered by Miss Esther and Miss Victoria. Their presentation highlighted the origin, way of life, cultural practices, political structures, and economic relevance of the Niger Delta region, with emphasis on its riverine lifestyle and cultural diversity.
  
  On Wednesday, 17th December 2025, the spotlight moved to the Yoruba Tribe, with an engaging keynote presentation by Miss Praise and Comrade Christabel, The speakers explored Yoruba history, migration, belief systems, festivals, traditional occupations, and geographical spread, effectively capturing the depth and sophistication of Yoruba civilisation.
  
  The Hausa/Fulani Tribe took centre stage on Thursday, 18th December 2025, through a well-structured presentation by Miss Bitrus Nanme and Miss Priceless. Their session focused on the Hausa/Fulani origin, Islamic influence, traditional governance under the emirate system, modes of greeting, popular foods, and distinctive cultural features.
  
  The grand finale, held on Friday, 19th December 2025, featured the Igbo Tribe and marked the peak of the Cultural Day celebration. The presentation was complemented by vibrant drama, dance, fashion displays, traditional rites, and exhibitions that reflected Igbo values, enterprise, and cultural identity.
  
  Cultural Exhibitions and Performances
  
  Beyond the keynote sessions, the Cultural Day featured:
  
  * Traditional dances and drama presentations
  * Indigenous fashion and regalia displays
  * Cultural food exhibitions
  * Music, DJ performances, and compering
  * Symbolic cultural enactments that enhanced audience engagement
  
  These activities provided students with experiential learning opportunities while reinforcing appreciation for Nigeria’s cultural plurality.
  
  Acknowledgements
  
  The Students’ Union Government (SUG) extends appreciation to the school management, staff, students, cultural presenters, performers, volunteers, and sponsors for their collective efforts in ensuring the success of the programme. Cultural Day 2025 stands as a testament to Peaceland College of Education’s commitment to cultural education, unity, and national integration.
  
  Comrade Godsown Onuzulike
  SUG President
  Peaceland College of Education...

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  A DAY OF GRATITUDE AS PEACELAND HOLDS 3RD BAZAAR

  December 11, 2025

  Dear students, staff, parents, and friends of Peaceland,
  
  Today we gather in gratitude thanking God for His many gifts and for the blessing of being together as a community. As we celebrate the 3rd Bazaar and Thanksgiving together, the Word of God for this Advent day speaks powerfully to us about trusting in God’s help, drawing strength from Him, and preparing our hearts for what He calls us to do.
  
  In today’s first reading from the prophet Isaiah, God says to His people:
  
  > “Fear not, for I am with you… I will help you.”
  When the poor and needy seek water and there is none… I will not forsake them.
  
  
  These words are meant not just for ancient Israel they are meant for us today.
  God promises to hold our hand, to be with us through every challenge especially when life seems difficult or when success seems far away. He does not abandon us when the path is hard. Rather, He strengthens us, gives us courage, and turns what looks like a desert into places of life and refreshment.
  
  In the Gospel, Jesus praises John the Baptist calling him greater than all who came before yet showing that even the least in the Kingdom of Heaven is greater than John.
  
  What does this mean for us?
  
  1. Be Honest and Trust in God
  
  Just as John lived with courage and integrity calling people to repentance and truth we too are called to be people of honesty, faith, and boldness. The Vice Chancellor reminded you today that honesty and hard work are keys to success and God agrees. Integrity opens doors not only here on earth but also in the Kingdom of Heaven.
  
  2. God’s Kingdom is Already Here Among Us
  
  Jesus tells us that the Kingdom of God is near and moving forward. Sometimes success and good results take time but God is already at work in every effort you make when it is done with faith, sincerity, and love.
  
  3. Give Thanks for God’s Provision
  
  Today, as we thank God for this bazaar for the talents shared, for families gathered, and for friends supporting one another we also give thanks for God’s constant presence in our lives. Just as He promises to transform the barren places into springs of water, He turns our efforts and cooperation into blessings we can share with others....