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Political Science Department Turns 60 Today: Hurray!!!

The largest Department at the University of Ghana is celebrating its 60th anniversary on today, 22nd July, 2022. The launch of the commemorative event would be taking place @TheGreat, located on @the premises of the Office of the Vice Chancellor and the Registry.
The event will be attended by graced by eminent personalities in the persons of Rt. Hon. Speaker Aaron Mike Ocquaye, the immediate past Speaker of Parliament, had occupied the position of Head of the Political Science Department. He is the only sucessful Political Science student, who had passed through as a student of Political Science through Degree, Masters and PHD holder and climbed to the highest level of Government.
The event will kick off @ 2PM @ THEGREAT HALL on FRIDAY, TODAY, 22ND JULY, 2022. All Political Science students and Alumni must endeavor to attend the program. Source: AKI-OLA AZIZ

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