WCSA NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEMBERS




WARRI COMMUNITY SOUTH AFRICA EXECUTIVE MEMBERS





Mr Bernand Okene 
President




Mr Omoh Gold 
Vice President




Mr Melchizedek Legogie
Secretary General




Mr Onoriode Lucky 
Public Relations Officer




Mr Dickson Krevane
Organizing Secretary




Mr Asemota Osagie
Treasurer




Mr Mathew Okodugha
Financial Secretary




Mr Victor Onyisi 
Provost




Mr Ikeh Raphael 
Assistant Secretary General 



Mrs Grace Ovoke 
Assistant Org Secretary




Mr Edwin Ndego 
Assistant PRO

















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  1. Anonymous12 April 2023 at 01:16

    Nice one, these are the entire crew

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  2. Anonymous12 April 2023 at 06:44

    God bless the Warri Community South Africa...one love

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  3. Anonymous12 April 2023 at 06:57

    Lovely

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