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Meet Douglas Effah: The Next CHISAG Vice President.


Meet Douglas Effah: The Next CHISAG Vice President


Leadership is about service and not lordship n over your subjects. That is the principle that Mr Effah Douglas believes in. He is of the strongest conviction that leadership is about service but not lordship and servitude.


The gentleman is someone we can vouch for when it comes to occupying any student's office. He has climbed the higher ladder when it comes to student leadership. He is prominent, renowned, and first among equals who rally behind his followers to reach a higher height. He has been limelight among the shakers and movers of his class.



Douglas Effah as he is popularly known attended the University Staff Junior High School where he was elected as the class prefect around. He furthered his education at Okuapeman Senior High School and was elected the Senior Boys Perfect and consequently the Students' Representative Council President (SRC). In this noble institution, he is the course representative and was a substantive member of the media and publicity committee at level 100, and he is the head of Organizing and Planning Committee.



One may ask, why Douglas has attained these academic laurels and proven beyond all reasonable doubt that has the competence to lead the student front? He is the next Vice President of the Chinese Students Association, absolutely no doubt about that. Owing to his versatility and dynamism, we recommend him for this amiable position.


We cannot discount the fact that his input has resulted in shaping or moulding the thoughts and behaviour of his colleagues. His sense of humour and comprehension of issues made him be on top of his class.

The clarion call to duty to serve his department cannot be compromised. He is counting on your support, guidance, direction and cooperation for him to serve on your behalf. Loyalty and hard work he believes rewards.

#A clarion call to duty.





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