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SECOND RESIGNATION SUIT TO DISQUALIFY QUEENS HALL PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS KWAME FRIMPONG DISMISSED FROM COURT

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Kwame Frimpong , a Queens Hall Presidential Aspirant has won another case in court today following the Resignation suit  raised against him by MR Obuobi EmmanuelAwuah . A petition that was  filed again on July 30,2022  by Mr.Obuobi Emmanuel Appeadu Awuah who’s a First year Business Administration student in Queens hall advocating and  Restraining Presidential aspirant Kwame Frimpong of Queens Hall from contesting in the upcoming elections has been rejected.  He was thrown out today in a court sitting based on issues of procedural impropriety and as such was deemed to lack merits. The case against master Kwame Frimpong filed for the second time to disqualify him from contesting in the upcoming election was dismissed earlier today. That not alone, the court ordered master Obuobi Emmanuel to compensate Kwame Frimpong with an amount of 300 cedis for wasting his time on a case that had no merit. . Kwame Frimpong remain eligible and will contest in Monday’s elections....

AFRICA HALL PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT JENNIFER NARH PAYS A COURTESY CALL TO GHANA WATER COMPANY LIMITED

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Over the years, and also in my turner of office as the Vice President of Africa hall,Water shortage has been one of our  major problems. Water they say is life. God’s very made water available since life’s inception, has been a basic daily necessity.Across all boundaries; and all other existing demographics share it water as a common need for survival. The aspirant in her quest to serve as the Next Africa Hall president paid a courtesy call to GWLC in the construction of a borehole.  “My experience as a member of Africa Hall and my days of service to the Hall as Vice President of our Hall has been an opportunity to understand what members of the hall go through daily.  One key challenge that has stood out over the years is access to water. Accessing water in the hall is a challenge that has bedevilled our hall over the years.  Considering the critical role water plays in our daily lives as a residential community. As a result, in my quest to serve as the next Africa ...

RESIGNATION SUIT AGAINST KWAME FRIMPONG (QUEENS HALL PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT) THROWN OUT OF COURT.

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Resignation suit against  Kwame Frimpong, a Queens Hall Presidential Aspirant  has been thrown out of court today . A petition filed on July 24 ,2022  by Mr.Obuobi Emmanuel Appeadu Awuah who’s a First year Business Administration student in Queens hall advocating and  Restraining Presidential aspirant Kwame Frimpong of Queens Hall from contesting in the upcoming elections has been rejected.  He was thrown out today in a court sitting based on issues of procedural impropriety and as such was deemed to lack merits. In spite of this , Kwame Frimpong  is still eligible and continues to be in the presidency’s race . Stay tune for more updates 

HOW POLICE OFFICER AND LEVEL 400 KNUST STUDENT GANG-RAPED A FIRST YEAR GIRL

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Alleged Gang-rape on KNUST campus A female student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been allegedly raped by a police officer and a level 400 student. According to the 21 year old victim, the final year student lured her to his hostel at Bomso and told her he wanted to give her female clothes to sell, so they can share the profit afterward. The alleged victim confined in a lecturer who then led her to report the matter to the Directorate Of student affairs after which it was reported to the police . The incident is said to have occurred on July 20, and one of the two suspects has been identified as Frank Adu Poku. He and the final-year student are being detained by police. Stay tuned for some more updates....

FORMER EXECUTIVES OF HESA EXPOSED IN OVER GHC 15000.00 LICENSE SCAM

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  Former executives of HESA exposed in over Ghc15000 license scam. These peoples are Joshua Obuobi (Pharm D6, Former HESA President, and Deputy Speaker of SRC Parliament), Joshua Loglo (Pharm D6, Former HESA IRO), and Joshua Asare (an executive at the time Obuobi served). According to information acquired by the KNUST TigerEye Media, these three students had gained control of every aspect of the association to the point where they had pushed out most executives in order to safeguard and defend their transactions. The HESA drive is one of their dealings that has been the day's issue. They charged roughly GHC1,000, but none of the people who registered had received their license for more than a year.  Does driving license require a year? According to reports, no steps have been taken to even reimburse the money to these people, and when they complain, they receive no response.Here are some of the screenshots of the students agitating  More than 15 HESA students signed up fo...

Have you heard of the best comedy group on campus?

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 Have you heard of the best comedy group on campus? If no, I bet you are missing a lot.....πŸƒ‍♀️πŸƒ‍♀️πŸƒ‍♀️ Tap on the link below  https://youtube.com/channel/UCf0gzeyScVph8gc_uepjOVw.        Pls repost

NANA AMA ANOWA ABAIDOO PICKS NOMINATION FORMS *

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An aspirant for the SCISA GENERAL SECRETARY ,  NANA AMA , has picked up nomination forms for the 2022 elections which come off on the 27th of July. She picked   her nominations forms at the dean of the student office through the SCISA Electoral Commission.  Ama Anowa is seeking to contest for the SCISA General Secetary  when SCISA goes to the polls later this month.  “As a servant leader, I posses the required skills, implementing administration procedure’s ,   futurist mentality, good in communication ,  visionary, creative and open minded. A leader with high integrity and can raise the standard to the next level. That is why I ,after self-assessment have opted to take up this role and serve in the best interest of the People in SCISA ” - Ama Anowa Stated . Earlier yesterday, I humbly picked nomination forms from the office of the SCISA Electoral Commission. I, on that day ,answered every question required of me and duly submitted the forms back ...

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