Ken Kafui Kwameh Picks forms; Getting to know Ken Kafui, SOCIOSO Presidential Aspirant

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The race to the office of the largest faculty on campus the Faculty of Social Sciences - SOCIOSO Presidency is getting heated and a lot of questions are sparkling up which answers have become very few.

Ken Kafui Kwameh is a third year History student who minored in Political Studies. Ken Kafui, is human right activist and a diplomat, who has a working experience with four different organizations for the past eight years. A team player and a result oriented individual who does not relent his efforts in getting things done. Ken Kafui, who is an old bone of St. Pauls Senior High School has a track record of multiple awards being won.
• Project of the year, awarded by the Youth leadership parliament 2018.
• Sustainable development goals advocate of the year 2019, awarded by extramile Ghana 2019.
• Most hardworking floor rep, awarded by Independence hall in 2018.

Ken, notably in his human right activism believes that this faculty needs impact, leaving no one behind, we must affect every single member of SOCIOSO positively and rejuvenate patriotism in this fraternity. "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 faculty. Apparently I perceive that the average social scientist feels indifferent as to what our faculty executives do, this indifference is due to the lack of interest and impact the faculty directly has on each and every member of the faculty".

"Not withstanding this my plans are to bring back value adding policies to the faculty administration and put its members at the top of the priorities, I plan to refine, add skills and prepare every member of the faculty to compete in todays adversarial world". - Ken Kafui Kwameh
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Story by: Dachaga Batiey Roger/KNUSTTigerEye

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  1. UnknownFebruary 6, 2020 at 2:16 PM

    Ken kafui is a selfless individual who is poised for promoting and advocating against social injustice and inequality in our society. He is a listener, a team player, a result oriented person, dedicated to a call of duty and above all very passionate for humanity.
    I highly recommend him for the position aspiring for!!!

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