Emmanuel Appiah Amoah Declares His Intent To Run For Campus MP.

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Third year communication design student of knust, Emmanuel Appiah Amoah has announced his bid to run for campus mp in the upcoming campus election. In a statement released to the media on Saturday 22 may, Emmanuel said his leadership background will help solve problems on campus.

He believes that his experience and commitment would help solve issues on campus affecting students.

READ THE FULL STATEMENT BELOW;

I'm Emmanuel Appiah Amoah, a 3rd-year communication design student, a resident of Brunei, born into a family of 5 under the training of a brave military man who had been called by God and a fearless and cheerful woman. Started my early education in Burma camp basic school, continued in lord of peace school, and finished in Our lady of Assumption basic school due to relocation. By Gods Grace finished my Secondary Education in New juaben Senior high. And currently in one of the noble institutions in Africa. Affiliated to the University hall, Katanga. I was the 2nd deputy academic board chairman for university hall, Katanga 2019-2020, also the Compound prefect in New juaben senior high, 2015,16. Have learned to endure and press on regardless. Had always respected this noble institution and all students I have had to encounter. To help solve issues has always been part of me, I believe there are pressing issues that need to be solved on campus to help students. I would love to be at the forefront to help solve these pressing issues students ate facing on campus. We are in to cause a change. 

Hence would like to declare my intention to run for the office of Campus Member Parliament in the Campus Constituency.


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