Ken Kafui Kwameh to Contest for SOCIOSO President

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Master Ken Kafui Kwameh a third year History student has officially aver his Intentions to run for the Faculty of Social Sciences President in the 2020 elections slated for some few weeks ahead.

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In an interview with a rep from the KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. Master Ken Kafui Kwameh states that he envisions a new leadership for the Faculty where it's utmost priority is its members and adding value to them to break from routinely organized activities and redefine the standards of leadership of the largest faculty on campus. He lamented that the average Social Scientist feel indifferent as to what their faculty executives do, this indifference is he attributed to the lack of interest and impact the faculty directly has on each and every member of the faculty.

Answering questions of his plans for the faculty, he said his plans are to bring back value adding policies to the faculty administration and put its members at the top of the priorities. He promised to Refine, add skills and prepare every member of the faculty to compete in todays adversarial world.

Master Ken Kafui Kwameh completed St.Pauls Senior High School. He has won several awards including his project being named project of the year which was given to him by the Youth leadership parliament in 2018. His hard work got him the Sustainable development goals advocate of the year in 2019, awarded by Extramile Ghana. Independence hall in 2018 Gabe him most hardworking floor rep.

Ending the declaration, he stated
“I am an open-minded, friendly and result oriented individual, I can quickly think on my feet and adapt to new environments and situations. I am a team player and leader by temperament and character. Working with others to achieve a common goal is one of the things I am passionate about. I communicate and relate well within a working and social environment hence essentially making me a people person.
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Story by: Kaakyire

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