SRC President Elect, Samuel Sesah names his transition team

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Samuel Sesah, KNUST SRC President Elect

Master Samuel Sesah, the KNUST SRC President elect after Thursday’s unprecedented victory margin has named a two-member committee to ensure his transition to power

To ensure the smooth transition of power from the interim Students Representative Committee, the caucus of Samuel Sesah has appointed Madam Nhyira Boahen as leader of the transition team from the Samuel Sesah camp and Mr Charles Tengan as the press secretary to the transition team on the part of Samuel Sesah

Nhyira Boahen, Lead transition team

Charles Tengan, Press Secretary 

This two dignified persons will spearhead the transition which is expected to take place any moment from now.

More details of the Sesah-Morris led administration will be published by this media brand

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