ARTICLE: CHANNEL UNUSED STUDENTS DUES INTO STIMULUS WELFARE PACKAGES, SAMUEL SESAH PLEADS
SAMUEL SESAH, SRC Presidential Aspirant I was admitted into KNUST to read Doctor of Optometry, not too young I would say. I was an averagely experienced person, knowing little about student issues, governance and activism. I discovered it was something I was passionate about. I had come to realize that being in KNUST and involving yourself in student leadership was one of the best decisions one could make. It fulfilled all my aspirations to be apart of making big decisions that would positively impact the lives of many. As challenging as it sounds, this is the place you will learn to be firm, proactive and also assertive. Having close to 80 student associations on campus, I can say the university populis recognize our leadership and we've been warmly absorbed into the governance structure of the school. In this light, my 4 years in KNUST has seen most of these student associations do a lot in the interest of students. The errands our leaders embark on, the academic projects,