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The KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. after our earlier post today and that of several media houses decided to dig deeper into the communique as released from Ultimate hostel and the letter cited addressed to the Dean of Students [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. ] It was discovered that on the 15th of this month a letter addressed to the office of the Dean of Students arriving from the management of Ultimate Hostel (Evandy). In this said letter which has copies circulating on various news platforms of students of KNUST, the management of the hostel were seeking permission from the Dean of Students to evict the belongings of students who reside at the hostel with an excuse that the hostel was undergoing some massive renovation exercises According to our investigations, the said letter was submitted to the Dean awaiting approval. In the period after the submiss...

The Streets of Accra  Roaming on the streets of Accra amidst unseen faces due to the “nose mask agenda” which hit every world because of the pernicious novel coronavirus with a double-edged feeling about how the enunciated “new normal” will be an impediment to the great future of generations yet to come. In the thick of a malevolent COVID -19, a pandemic that has brought the world to a near standstill and got countries including if not all but most of the world’s great countries to lockdown either fully or partially to be able to contain the spread of the virus. Some portions of Ghana, a developing West African country along the Gulf of Guinea that had recorded cases of the virus had to be locked down partially. Schools in all parts of Ghana had to be closed and a ban placed on social gatherings as this virus spreads rapidly through contact with an infected person. A conversation with my good friend Samuel Atta Poku drew my atte...

Team Sesah at Evandy Students who reside at Ultimate hostel (EVANDY HOSTEL) were left troubled after news broke over the weekend that the management of this popular off-campus student hostel had written to the Dean of students to permit them to ask for students in their hostel to return for their personal belongings. [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. ] Following this news, members of Team Sesah made efforts to appeal on behalf of the good students who reside there to find a better way of negotiating with the management of the hostel as part of Team Sesah’s efforts to help students of the university. Following the visit by team Sesah, the management has in a letter yesterday clarified that only members on Freddie's block are to come for their belongings as the “Freddie's Block” will be undergoing a renovation and demolition exercise. Students wh...

SAMUEL SESAH, SRC Presidential Aspirant I was admitted into KNUST to read Doctor of Optometry, not too young I would say. I was an averagely experienced person, knowing little about student issues, governance and activism. I discovered it was something I was passionate about. I had come to realize that being in KNUST and involving yourself in student leadership was one of the best decisions one could make. It fulfilled all my aspirations to be apart of making big decisions that would positively impact the lives of many. As challenging as it sounds, this is the place you will learn to be firm, proactive and also assertive. Having close to 80 student associations on campus, I can say the university populis recognize our leadership and we've been warmly absorbed into the governance structure of the school. In this light, my 4 years in KNUST has seen most of these student associations do a lot in the interest of students. The errands our leaders embark on, the academic projects,...

The former Presidential Aspirant of the 2020 KNUST SRC election and a current president of College Of Humanities and Social Science (COHSS); Hon. Ben-Carl gave a sensational story of his educational life right after he completed Senior High School. In his debut interactive section on KwameTEK Diaries, he revealed how life was challenging after he completed Senior High School in 2014, where he had to pause and work for sometime for his own daily bread and finally been able to secure some money to buy University forms. "I know right! Only a few are privy to this. I completed S. H. S in 2014 but there was no ready money to continue my education so I had to pause and work for sometime. I worked at Phyto-Riker Pharmaceuticals as a factory hand for sometime and later moved to PayPlux Ventures all I'm the Search for money. Because, the burden of catering for myself was on me,. I virtually had to spend the little I made on food and other things. By God's grace, I was able...

The leading science and technology University in Ghana - KNUST has declared on May 12 that the rest of the semester should be completed online by the end of June 2020. [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. ] Later today a letter from the schools Deputy Registrar (Academics) signed by the secretary Mrs Margaret Dzisi referencing an emergency meeting with was held on 4th May 2020 by the University’s Academic Board spelt out measured put in place for the school to successfully end the second semester. With the pandemic forcing the government to shutdown schools when universities were at the brink of ending the academic year, academic exercises were halted till further notice. But KNUST seem rather more determined to get its academic work done. Detailing how examiners are to carry out their assessment for the semester, KNUST will successfully end the academic year latest by June this...

Fast-rising Ghanaian poet, Megborna, has shared a piece asking questions about how the COVID-19 outbreak has exposed Ghana’s weak systems. [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. ] Megborna, whose rising fame kicked off in KNUST for his creative works, in commemorating 2020’s May Day holiday to celebrate workers, has released a video performance of a piece titled “Death To The Ballot”, to tackle how the system is failing citizens in this Covid-19 era. Captioning his post, he wrote “What are we working for if we can’t take care of the less privileged in trying times like this? What are we working for if in trying times like this the gov’t can only take charge of the situation with money borrowed? Does it mean we are going to die if no loan comes through?” The video of the KNUST Painting and Sculpture student, performing his piece has provoked thoughts a...