GOOD NEWS: *COHSS - KNUST PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT, RICHARD KOVOR (DR. K) ADVOCATES FOR AN EXTENSION IN THE COHSS BOAFO) APPLICATION*

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Master Dziwornu Richard Kovor, CoHSS KNUST 2021 Presidential Aspirant who is affectionately called by many Students' DR. K advocates for an extension in the Application of CoHSS Boafo) that has just ended.


Master Richard Kovor was Knust Eminence Freshers Most Promising Student Award winner during his first year of stay on campus in 2019. He is a vibrant Class & Course Representative whose leadership many students appreciate and also a student Parliamentarian in Knust Students' Parliament House (KSPH) just to mention a few.


Following the regular update his communication Team has been giving to Students' on development on campus, a good number of Students in COHSS have been calling his communication Team members with issues relating to the application of CoHSS Boafo) fund which was officially released by the welfare committee led by Master Benjamin Asare on 19th of March, 2021 and scheduled to end on the 28th March, 2021.


Master Richard Kovor having received all these complaints and his love for Students decided to engage the Welfare Chairman in a conversation for that effect and seek for an extension. 


In a conversation with Master Benjamin Asare who is the welfare Chairman, a concensus was reached and an extension has been made.


The welfare Chairman during the conversation said "A lot of students didn’t hear about it and I don’t want it to look like I don’t care" so Students should keep bringing their application.


When DR. K asked for the new deadline, Master Asare said that shall be decided later by his office.


Members of the aforementioned college who started the application but haven't ended should do well and end it as soon as deemed convinient once school is in full session.

Those interested members who haven't started yet should also do same.

Application forms are to downloaded here and submitted at Ayim Complex(KSB) Room 14.

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Comments

  1. UnknownApril 4, 2021 at 9:21 PM

    Powerful move...
    DR. K FOR COHSS'21 PREZ HOPEFUL 🔥✊🏽.
    #BEYOND THE NORM

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  2. UnknownApril 6, 2021 at 2:09 PM

    How can we get the link

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