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UG, Legon: UG TESCON Vice President endorses Nana B and Mr Acquah

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The Tescon Vice President of the University of Ghana chapter of the Tertiary Education Students Confederacy of New Patriotic Party (NPP) - UG Tescon, Janet Stephanie Rhule, has endorsed Samuel Amos Ofosu, candidate for president in this year's UG SRC elections. In a seminal post on social media, Miss Rhule recounted the loyalty of Samuel Amos Ofosu and his dedication to leadership and integrity. "I can attest to your hardwork and above all love for the things of God. I believe in you because you believe in UG students. I believe in you because I know your makeup is what UG students need in a leader" she said in the post.

UG Legon: UTAG President endorses Nana B and Mr Acquah for UGSRC Presidency

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The President of the University Teachers Association of Ghana, Dr. Samuel Nkubaan, has endorsed the candidacy of Samuel Amos Ofosu and Mr Acquah in the upcoming UGSRC Elections. In a post on social media, Dr. Nkubaan gave indication of his strong confidence in the pair and hoped that they lead the students of the University of Ghana. His endorsement come on the back of a long line of endorsements for this team, which has been tipped to win the elections. The UGSRC race is getting heated as three other teams try to take the top spot.

SRC General Secretary elect Celebrates her birthday in grand style, graces orphanage with gifts

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The people's favourite Benedicta Tiwaa Amankwah the elected SRC General Secretary has celebrated her birthday by visiting the orphanage to share with them the joy she feels as she gets blessed with an additional year Donating some food items and drinks to cheer the little ones on her day, she donated some bags of rice, biscuits and drinks to impact on the little ones. She asserted after the donation that putting a smile on the face of the little ones has always been a passion she yearns for and when the opportunity came for her to do what she thought of she took it. She added that there’s more blessing to give than to receive in this regard she shared the little she has with the young ones Upon receiving the gift items, the principal blessed her young heart and admonished that she continues to grace the institution with her benevolent acts. You can click here to see more Follow us on Twitter and get more exciting news about KNUST. Click home for more stories 

Nana B celebrates birthday at Children's Ward of UG Hospital

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The leading presidential candidate of the 2021 UGSRC race Samuel Amos Ofosu popularly known as Nana B on Tuesday, October 12 2021 showed the world his passion for impact and humanity as he chose to celebrate his birthday with the patients and staff of the University of Ghana Hospital (Children's Ward). Aside the food, fruit juices and large Birthday Cake, Nana B distributed special story books and stationary to the children at the ward. This gesture was received happily by the hospital's chief administration and staff of the children's ward. This short celebration has gained attention in student political circles, with many affirming that indeed, Nana B is a true humanitarian who cares more for people and not just votes. He says he hopes to make this a yearly activity.

KNUST SRC PRESIDENT, SAMUEL SESAH THREATENS TO BEAT PREDECESSOR

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 LEAKED!! After continuing the trend of unsuccessful Electoral process for  the NUGS KNUST Elections, the incumbent SRC President Master Samuel Sesah in a leaked WhatsApp chat has threatened his predecessor the ISRC Chair Master Ether Ayim Abu after he was criticised for unsuccessful electoral conduction once again. This trend continues after Sesah's Administration failed to organize a successful SCISA elections in 2019, a bad SRC vetting conducted, which led to the destruction of Great Hall and the abrupt end of the vetting process this year, bribery allegations and dismissal of the Deputy EC and now the indefinite postponement of the NUGS election after disrespecting the House and the Speaker for the 13th KNUST SRC Parliamentary Council; regarding modalities of the election, as parliament requested to scrutinise all ballot papers before its commencement. Is this the odd they have defied, or they are creating bad precedence for future SRC ?

NUGS-KNUST Election truncated abruptly after SRC EC disrespects the Parliamentary Council

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  The 13th SRC Parliamentary Council was duly inaugurated in the afternoon of Monday, 20th September, 2021. Rt. Hon. Andrew Anokye Kyeremateng, Speaker of the 13th House took his turn as the chair of the house after he was sworn in by the Judicial Chairperson.   The first sitting of the Parliamentary Council was coupled with the election of NUGS-KNUST. After the SRC EC, Master Obeng Emmanuel was invited into the house by the Speaker, the electoral process began smoothly until there was a display of disrespect and arrogance by the EC.  Upon the request of the honorable members of the House, that the EC should distribute a sample of the ballot papers to delegates (members of parliament) to verify the ballot paper before the start of the election, the EC refrained.  The EC openly disrespected the Speaker and the honourable house and started NAME CALLING and INSULTS to the Speaker and members of the 13th Parliamentary Council. He continuously refused to comply by the dir...

ENERGY MINISTER, Hon.Dr.MATTHEW OPOKU PREMPEH DONATES STREETLIGHTS AND LED BULBS TO PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

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 The Energy Minister, Hon. Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh has handed over 7,571 150W LED streetlights, 12,801 13W LED streetlights, 10,720 9W LED bulbs and 7,820 6W LED bulbs to Vice Chancellors of Public Universities. This was in response to a request made to him as part of efforts to facilitate learning activities and the enhancement of security on their campuses. In accordance with the Government’s policy decision to encourage the efficient use of energy in view of the increasing electricity costs, the Ministry of Energy has embarked on a nation-wide Energy Conservation and Demand-side Management (EDSM) exercise targeting, particularly homes, light industry and strategic institutions including schools, since their collective energy consumption accounts for over half of the national electricity demand. As part of this intervention, the Government of Ghana has decided to promote a shift from the use of incandescent, CFLs and other less efficient lighting systems to LEDs. There has been...

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