OGSCOTECH Alumni Electoral Committee Released Campaign Codes and Conducts

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As the election into the National Executives Council (NEC) of the Alumni Association of Ogun state College of Health Technology, is less than one month, the electoral umpires had released the campaign codes and conduct.
The document made available and e-signed by the PRO of the committee, Com Ogunyinka Ojukotimi, stated as follows:

"CAMPAIGN CODES AND CONDUCTS

1. Postals are not allowed until an aspirant has obtained His/Her application form. 

2. Candidates/groups must campaign in a positive manner never disparaging or offering negative comments about other candidates/groups or the Alumni Association.

3. Campaigning must conform with the alumni association code of ethics in line with the electoral guidelines.

4. Candidates are the face of the Alumni and must uphold its core ethical values of integrity, innovation and social responsibility. 

5. Candidates may use personal media channels to generate enthusiasm about voting in the Alumni election and to campaign for their own election in accordance with the codes and conducts of the electoral guidelines.

6. Candidates/groups are not allowed to post postals indiscriminately.

7. Candidates/groups are not allowed to use hate speech or image that are discriminatory.

8. Every aspirants/groups has the right to campaign without violence or infringing the rights of others.

9. All campaign ends on Thursday 11th November, 2021 @11:59p.m.

10. Any candidates/groups that goes against any of these conducts, after its release shall be penalized or disqualified as deem fit by the electoral committee.

11. Good luck.

E-sign: Ogunyinka Ojukotimi Publicity Relation Officer"

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