THROWBACK: Exactly a Year Samuel Sesah Petitioned the VC through the SRC

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Samuel Sesah
Today marks exactly a year since Samuel Sesah petitioned the University Management through the Kelvin Sah led SRC for students to be given the options of staying and also keeping their luggage in their respective hall for the short Christmas break prior to the exams which was written in January.

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In an exclusive interview with him, the team asked of his thoughts on the need for advocacy within student leadership and the current state of advocacy in KNUST. He opined that "he believes so much in the extent of progress that advocacy can result if done in the right way and through the right channel.

He assured that he hadn't  retired from the work of advocacy on campus and was ready if need be to use the right channels and means to push for the interest of colleagues students. We look forward to seeing more of student advocacy in years to come.

What's your view on this, let's hear from you. Kindly leave a comment below

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  1. AnonymousDecember 17, 2019 at 5:50 AM

    I respected KNUST TIGER EYE so much,this has proven to me that you guys are incompetent.You Kaakyire and your team support Samuel Sesah and you don't want us to say it.Shame on you all.Bunch of incompetent fools.You've stooped so low.He promised you something that is why you're doing this.Don't forget that you're bigger than the SRC.Cheap brand.Do everything to sell him.We are here.

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