The current fights in the UGSRC appointment are unwarranted and of no merit as
p,olitical God-Fathers in TESCON tzurn to backbite one another and lobby for the
positions for their young boys. It has been made known that an immediate past
TESCON President and once SRC President are at loggerheads as to who gets what.
The Vice president of the UGSRC is seen more often than the UGSRC President on
Campus. Students argued that the Vice President deferred his course twice to
become the SRC president and had been a resident student of Vandal and Viking.
It is rather unfortunate that the SRC could not plead with management to tamper
justice with mercy or rescind their decision on CommonWealth and Mensah Sarbah
brouhaha with management. The President is a Medical student and does not have
ample time to steer affairs and his college they believe is far distant from the
center of administration. The major concern raised by students is how appointing
students to serve on various committees has been delayed. Some sections of
students leaderships have hinted the differences in getting their favourite
candidates appointed. Others also attest to the fact that those who played
active: roles in the Boakye-Lincoln campaign Team had been marginalized and
others rank reduced or not up to the expected position. The students noticed the
appointment of the PRO & Deputies, Chief of Staff and Deputy and Scholarship
Committee Head & Deputies. The rest remains history.
Ag. University of Ghana Students' Representative Council Presid8ent, Stephanie Naadu's appointment is more of a ceremonial orientation than an administrative orientation. She was elected by the student populace as a general secretary to take records of the UGSRC and write minutes among other things. However, owing to the impasse between the two substantive UGSRC presidential candidates at the Court of Appeal, she was appointed by the school management to spearhead, supervise and steer the affairs of students within the Union Building. It is quite unfortunate for the declared winner and plaintiff, Prince Asumadu who sought redress at the Accra High Court to be sworn in as the duly elected president, which went in his favour. The respondent, the previous Chief Justice had sought for appeal at the Court of Appeal to overturn the ruling of the high court to install Samuel Amos Ofosu as the validly elected president. Stephanie Naadu has been fortunate and she needs to take advantage...
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