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SAMUEL ACKOM COMMEMORATES BIRTHDAY.

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Presidential hopeful for UGSRC celebrates his birthday today. Samuel Ackom is an indefatigable personnality and one of the topmost students on campus. He is a proud member of the University of Ghana Parliament House and the POSSA Parliament. He is prominent figure in the UGSRC, the 64th Administration led by the Asumadu-Ndukwe. 


He is the Deputy Public Relations Officer of the UG-SRC. He is currently Pursuing Political Science and Linguistics at the Premier University. 


Samuel  Ackom is contesting for the pisition of SRC President, and he is aspiring to be the 65th SRC Ptesident of the Premier University, University of Ghana, Legon. He is also part of the Minority leadership of the POSSA Parliament and UGPH Parliament, and a Member of the SRC General Assembly(UGSRC Parliament). 


The University of Ghana General Assembly, Premier University wishes you well in all your endeavours! Cheers to greatness!! May you live to be 99.9 and beyond!!!

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