The KNUST TigerEye 👁 Media Inc.

The KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. after an earlier post released yesterday concerning the missing Sudanese MasterCard Scholar decided to do thorough investigations about the said missing gentleman. This came up after he released an official communique about him taking a personal decision to withdraw as a Mastercard foundation Scholar in KNUST on the WhatsApp group page of international students. We however discovered early this morning that, Mr Ding Ding, the alleged missing MasterCard Foundation  Scholar is in safe hands outside Kumasi and as in when he is ready to talk to anyone, he will come to Kumasi and will address everyone in detail. " Good morning fellas, by the time you read this I will be off. I moved out of Kumasi to cool off from some issues with the office, please I’m safe lets everyone stay calm. When I’m ready to talk to anyone, I will come to Kumasi and I will address you all in details. Thank you Good night. Diing Diing ❣️ " He disclosed this to

Benedicta Tiwaa Amankwah I am Benedicta Tiwaa Amankwah, a student at the ever prestigious university named after Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah - KNUST, reading Geography and Rural Development. In as much as no human being can predict the end of this Pandemic, it should not  come as an opportunity cost of education, especially one that has been paid for. There should be a way out to help Students gain knowledge in this Pandemic. Until a Vaccine is discovered, life and education can not be at stand still. There should be a way to resume the normal life we use to have but this time with a keen interest in protecting ourselves. When you look at other countries outside the continent and within the continent, there have been some effort that gears toward reopening of schools. This should be a yardstick to prove to us as a nation that it is something that is possible. One reason some educational scholars are giving is the use of online platform for studies to complement what we used to