KNOW YOUR SRC JUDICIAL CHAIRPERSON, full Biography.

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Cleverland Nana Addo-Grand, KNUST SRC JC

Cleverland Nana Addo-Grand, affectionately called “Nana Okobea” born into a family of six (6). She’s the very first born of Rev Kenneth Addo-Grand and Mrs Mawusi Addo-Grand. 16th March, 1999 was the day she cried her first, signaling her presence here on earth. She was then followed by some beautiful five other siblings.

Nana Addo-Grand had the better part of her basic education at Christhead Institute - Kibi. After which she got admission to OLA Girls senior high school upon excelling in her final exams. Age subsequently gained admission into the nations finest Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology - KNUST.

She currently is a final year student of the KNUST faculty of law and also a member of the KNUST Debate Society. Addo-Grand loves to spend time reading and watching science-fiction and crime documentaries. Cleveland is a firm believer of family unity and loyalty. She spends most of her time reading and listening to podcasts to keep herself up to speed.

Cleverland Nana Addo has been appointed the Judicial Chairperson of the KNUST SRC by the most abled SRC President Master Samuel Kweku Entsi Sesah over a week now. Samuel Sesah believes so much in Nana Addo’s abilities as a person of the law.

She met Sammy in Republic Hall somewhere in 2018. It was during those days that Mr. Sesah was running for Science Student Association - SCISA President. Cleverland took a great interest in knowing him more because the now SRC President proved at first stance to be a very smart and strong leader. It's been three years now and Cleveland can say Samuel Sesah has been more of a brother than a friend.

“He's compassionate, humble, very intelligent and also a very good Christian”. - Cleveland Nana Addo-Grand on Samuel Sesah, KNUST SRC President 

It has been her prayer that the people of KNUST will see him beyond political lenses and fully get to know him for the good person he is and she added that God has answered her prayers.

"I intend using this opportunity to restore the trust people have in the judiciary alongside upholding justice and integrity"

She has gained experience in many fields during her stay on campus and before campus which makes her fully qualified to wield the position she currently holds.

She was the KNUST SRC Legal Affairs Secretary 2018/2019. 

Member of Republic Hall judicial committee 2018/2019. 

Head of Basic Human Rights committee (KNUST Student Activists)

Member of KNUST Debate Society. 

Congratulations Ms Addo on your appointment.

Story by

Priscilla Ansuaa. 

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