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  Obuasi campus President, Master Joshua Ntim Gyimah petitions Vice Chancellor on issues affecting students.The petition states "It is with enormous concern that I bring to the notice of your high office the complaints received from students on the Obuasi campus about the block modular system time table used by some departments, the lack of adequate shuttles on campus and the unavailability of a library. The block modular system time table used by some departments precisely the business school on the Obuasi campus has been a problem for some time now. It is very difficult to study when lecturers deliver through bulk means. This tends to put so much pressure on such a student and this may go as far as affecting their academic results. A typical example is student studying financial accounting for five consecutive days in a week and then having to alternate to another course in the same schedule for the next week. There are inadequate shuttles on the Obuasi campus. I agree with both...

  NB: This analysis is skewed to the polls conducted by the KNUST TigerEye Media in the month of May. We've begun a new semester, and we all know this is a political season. And as one of your trusted media houses, we always take it upon ourselves to help candidates know their chances and the student body as a whole know what others think of their favourite candidates as well. On the 7th of May, 2021, we started an opinion poll on Twitter to know who has a higher chance of winning the upcoming general elections. And the following are the results concerning each position.  For presidency, Jude Sabutey, DSK, Kevin Abban and Michael Abuah were the aspirants on the polls (the rest should pardon us but Twitter allowed just a little space and we selected the top favorable candidates per our discretion not to defame or sideline any candidate). There was a total votes of 1,466. Kevin Abban had 11.9% of the votes, DSK also got 33.7%, and Jude Sabutey won the poll with 35.6%. Michael Ab...

There are a lot of stories we've heard about lectures discouraging, not supporting or giving their best to help their students making it difficult for students to even approach them. Isn’t this assertion true? We thought we were far from this until recently after a 3rd year English student nearly dropped out of school, after trying all possible means to get her HOD's signature on her scholarship forms. Just a signature? Getting an audience has become an issue? How do they expect students to go through such hardships and hide and seek games and also low prioritizing? Listen to this story, a lady in a department in the largest faculty in KNUST approached her Head of Department to get her signature on her scholarship forms in order to secure her spot but her efforts were to no avail, as she was told by the Secretary to the HOD that she was busy and has to come later. She decided to wait due to the deadline in few hours. And to her ultimate surprise the busy HOD had time to chat he...

Hillary Luke  “Time and tide have in several associations swept away archaic and old-fashioned methods of documentation and brought in new, more dynamic and sophisticated ones”, he declared this morning. He further went on to state that “I believe University Hall should not be an exception to this progressive change, and it is on this note that I'm presenting myself as a catalyst to help bring about this much-anticipated evolution”. He affirmed that his vision of a new University Hall Secretariat is predicated on Digitization and Responsive Information Delivery. And that Proper documentation is the bedrock of every functioning secretariat. He believes that with these innovations he can leverage in his quest to give the University Hall secretariat a new face. Fellows!!!….Charge!!! Long Live University Hall.

Third year student of the department of Sociology miss Delali Setugah Forgive has declared her intent to run for the portfolio of KNUST SRC Women’s Commissioner for the second time in a grand style In a statement she released this afternoon, she pointed out that the evolution of leadership is an individual journey which hers started when she ran for Women’s Commissioner last year and lost. She conceded that running a campaign is like running a startup. You create a brand, people will show up to support. “But I am aspiring to lead to inspire hope” she declared. “It's not about what I am; it's about who I am becoming”. There’s more to do, my voice needs to be out there for our dear ladies. My name is Delali Setugah Forgive and I aspire to inspire hope for ladies on campus and beyond through a NEW NARRATIVE she concluded. Below is her statement:

A second year LLB Student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Lois Maame Efua Fosuah Appeah with Stage Name Lois Mae has released her debut single track titled “Mind Your Own Business” ​Lois started making music and writing lyrics at the age of eight and finally got the chance to come out and show the world what she had to offer in level 200 at the university. When asked What inspired her to write “Mind Your Own Business”, she stated  “It’s a very long story. Let’s just say I was deep in my emotions when I wrote that song. I was deeply hurt by some of my mates in SHS and was also fed up at the same time. The music in a way spoke to me as well as allowed me to vent out in a positive way”. “I want my music to reach tons of people and touch many hearts. I want people to be moved by and relate to my music and I want to also be the best and at the top in everything I do. I want to do better than just good enough”. Download or stream her music here . You can follow ...

Martin Darko Dankwah, University Hall President  The President of the most powerful and popular Hall of residence on KNUST campus who was accused of money extortion has been found guilty of charges labeled against him as affected appointed executives apologize for wrong use of medium to channel their grievances  After the affected executives took their issues to the media, the name of the most prestigious Hall was dragged in the mud. The executives however have apologized in a letter addressed to the hall administration on the mode of channelling thier grievances. But the indicted Hall President Martin Darko Dankwah after an emergency council meeting which was held to address the issue at hand was given the choice of resignation or face impeachment. All monetary extortions are to be paid in full in due time. Once again..the fellows have proven  to be completely against any kind of corruption..they pride themselves with the motto..REST NOT!!!