WCSA Votes New Leaders

The Warri Community of South Africa is prepared to hold its general elections into executive positions.

In a statement issued by the electoral committee chairman Hon Ekos Akpokabayen, all members and stakeholders of the organisation are been encouraged to take part in this democratic exercise.

DETAILS

Date: Saturday 27th September 2025

Venue: Profound Conference Centre, 181 Corlett Dr, Bramley, Johannesburg.

Time : 10am [Start of Accreditation]

Certificates of return will be presented to the newly elected officials as the swearing in ceremony will be conducted on the same day.

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