TekTalk Chairman And SRC Financial Secretary Swerve Parliamentary Review Committee For The Second Time

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5th Anniversary of TekTalk
The KNUST SRC TekTalk Chairman and the SRC Financial Secretary both failed to show up in the two meetings set by the Parliamentary select committee to review their performance for the 5th Anniversary of the TekTalk program.

The two have  been said to have provided a letter of excuse to absent themselves from the meeting, giving reasons of emergency situations. The chairman for the 2019 TekTalk program Mr. Adomako Nyantakyi Emmanuel aka Vholics on both occasions presented a letter to absent himself from the meeting to review his performance on the poorly organized event in the history of the program. The SRC Financial Secretary too couldn’t show up for the first meeting referencing the select committee on the failure on their part to serve him a letter. He was served to make an appearance for the second sitting but sent a letter 30 minutes to the siting stating that he has a project work to attend to.

The first sitting was held on Tuesday, 19th November 2019 and adjourned to today the 22nd. However, the deputy for the TekTalk Chairman showed up and raised several damaging allegations against the TekTalk chairman Mr Adomako Nyantakyi Emmanuel. Details of the sitting is expected to be out on Monday as the select committee had a week to present a detailed report on the flop of the program.
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Story By: Kaakyire

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