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The Indefatigable Deputy National Women Organizer of the National Democratic Congress, Abigail Elorm Akwambia, with the prospect of forming government in 2025 has taken a swipe, slam and call on the bluff of the Member of Parliament for Awutu Senya East,Hawa Koomson who happens to be the then Minister for Special Initiative and the incumbent minister for Fishries and Acqua-Culture. In the presser the Deputy Women Organiser admitted that this has been the routine behaviour of Hawa Koomson and his NPP apparatchiks; only adds up to his earlier unsavoury remarks about the youth and netizens, and addressed her as dishonourable Member of Parliament. She lamented that the dishourable MP should have admonish the plight of the ordinary Ghanaian, that was least expected of her. She also consoled the teeming unemployed youth to acknowledge the 24 hour economy proposed by John Mahama and the NDC and urged them to be calm as the next NDC government will seek their interest and ddress their need

The much talk-about proposed policy initiative, the 24 hour economy is the order of the day, and it looks as if is a headache for the rulling New Patriotic party and governemnt. The rank and file of the party wakes up every blessed day to propagate about the policy. The Presidential Candidate and Flagbearer who happens to be the Second Gentleman, H.E Dr. Mahamoud Bawumia of this country has been in oppostion to this initiative. Ministers of State, Members of Parliament for the rulling NPP, Ambassadors, High Commissioners had also spoken in negation to the 24 hour Ecomomy. Scores of party executives and members of the rulling party and government had portrayed same with the fear of losing to the opposition National Democratic Congress, the NDC. With few of thier Members, particularly, Honourable Ekow Asafua admitting that if the NDC is able to communicate the policy well to Ghanaians they will purchase or buy into that idea. The 24 Hour Economy, if implemented, when the the NDC ass

The UGSRC President,Frank Tsikata had hinted earlier to challenge the elections results of the University of Ghana Business School, that saw the victory of Francis and the defeat of his darling boy,Nunya. Intel gathered by the whistleblower360 was that the SRC President gathered momentum to challenge the election conducted by UGCS as being fraught with various forms irregularities and malpractices. After a sober reflection of the euphoria surrounding his election as president, and his encounter with Boakye,the immediate UGSRC President who challenged the results of the previous election which saw the victory of Tsikata as rigged. He was reminded of how Boakye was querried about not having confidence in a system that brought him to office, and wanted to put it to a litmus test. In the same vein he would have challenged the outcome of the Business school elections. But for previous interventions made him scary of taking such steps,and he believes it would make him unpopular. Th

UGSRC Presidential Aspirants, Aki-Ola Aziz with mantra Fanofom and Raman Yusif both Presidential hopefuls,and 4 others had secured an interlocutory from the Accra High Court. A writ of summon had also been issued against the University of Ghana, the Dean of Students Affairs,the Electoral Commission and the Judicial Board all from the Premier University. Below are the documents for the statement of claims that the applicants/plaintiffs are seeking and praying that the honourable court grants them the relifs against the respondents/defendents.

Aki-Ola Aziz { The Professor} welcomes students back to school. He extends warm greetings and felicitations to students on campus. He has asked students to students to embrace and work harder to excel and come out with flying colours during this semester. In his remarks, "Endeavour to make this semester a fruitful one and make excellent grades" He is the one who believes in an all inclusive and transformational agenda, with the motto : #The Student's Interest He is optimistic that God has done it all ready and had coined Nyame Ay3 Awie as his offical slogan since day one of his conception. Call him Aki-Ola And he Shall respond #The Student Interest. Call him the Professor and he shall respond #Changing the Narrative. Call him # Nyame Aye Awie And he shall respond #Still Nyame Aye Awie

We humbly appeal to the good delegates of Domeabra-Obom Constituency to solicit votes for the immediate past Chairman, Honourable Isaac Awuku Yibor as the parliamentary candidate on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress. He is the best candidate who can retain the seat for the NdC come December 7th, 2024. He has outlined his numerous policies ranging from grassroots to education. He wants to create opportunities for the grassroots; He would like to create avenues for branch executives. He would award scholarships to needy but brilliant students in the constituency has has promised to advocate and lobby for another school building within the constituency. He will form a welfare committee to satiate the needs of the executives. He has more to 9ffer his constituents if he 8s elected as the next Member of Parliament for the locality. On 13th May, 2023, the delegates of Domeabra-Obom have no any other alternative or option they should prefer to Hon. Isaac Awuku Yibor.

UNIVERSITY OF GHANA PARLIAMENT HOUSE (UGPH) RENAISSANCE POLICIES The policies are basically classified under two universal sets, under each of which has some subsets. Democracy from below 1. REBRANDING OF UGPH •Activate its social media handles and involve other media houses. •Design and Printing of UGPH Cloths/ Lacoste • Preparation of Tags for Honourable Members. 2. FUNCTIONALITES OF UGPH • Setting up strong committees. Organizing conferences and getting dignitaries involved [Tantam- ount to Article 5, Clause 2]. News HUB for UGPH and Release of Pressers on matters concerning the running of the house. Appeal for scholarship, internship and NSS for Members. Embarking on Outreach Programs [Tantamount Acticle 5, clause 3 of UGPH Constitution]. • Regular Sittings Business Committee would be given timelines to prevent late or delay of motions. HON. SEIDU RASHID UGPH SPEAKER HOPEFUL '23 CONNECT WITH ME VIA: #Renaissance Effect Seidu Rashid Oseidurashid181 @050702

NIGERIANS VOTED FOR CHANGE BUT DISUNITY DENIED THEM - A LESSON NDC MUST LEARN The outcome of Nigeria's election clearly shows that Nigerians yearned for change, desired change and voted massively for change but greed rubbed them of that needed change. The outcome of the election tells us how disunity resulting from lack of internal democracy has gifted the ruling APC 'cheap' victory at the expense of suffering Nigerians. The APC was clearly not the choice of Nigerians but they have to live under its rulership again for another 4 agonizing years. Painful! It was long forecasted that the APC had lost the trust of Nigerians and all that was needed was an opportunity to vote them out. They youth of Nigeria were battled ready to kick out the APC government and they voted exactly for that change. Even in Northern Nigeria where it was believed was APC's "world bank", votes from that part of the Country showed that the people were no longer tied to blind and unp

AGYEMAN LIVINGSTONE SCOTT(POLITICAL ANIMAL) FOR DEPUTY MINORITY LEADER🇬🇭🇬🇭*🔥🔥*🔥 PART 1 I am bringing new ideas on board. This is not the usual Air-filled speeches that characterize an electioneering period. In this stage of our democratic progression, elections strengthen our believe in a system that believes in the representation of people. A more efficient representational democracy. I am not representing just a caucus but I am representing our collective ideas and actions that will propel the caucus to become the most vibrant caucus across student parliamentary leadership. 1. I together with the leader will make the Minority Caucus the most intellectual hub in UGPH. 2. I together with the leader will create a bigger platform to welcome our criticisms, ideas and suggestions. 3. I together with the leader with chart a path of progress as far the welfare of the Minority Caucus is concerned. 3. I together with the Leader will create a platform to assist any individual w

The newly elected speaker of the University of Ghana General Assembly and also former SRC Vice Presidential Aspirant, Ahmad Ramzy has given a sound of caution to the President of the Students' Representative Council, Martin Gyasi Boakye, and his Vice President, Emmanuel Boakye Lincoln to consider the Constitution of the Council in the selection and appointment of its executives for the 65th Administration. He cited that there is a provision in the constitution that enjoins the General Assembly to appoint or approve the entire membership of committees and not just heads of committees. The communique signed speaker conveys that G.A. is entitled to appoint and approve the heads and members of the audit board. He warns them against old aged legacy appointments made by the executives of those special appointments within the purview of the G.A His motives are to ensure transparency, and also value for money within the SRC. Author: Aki-Ola Aziz

The Parliamentary Select Committee on Education has scheduled a meeting with the Vice Chancellor, and GRASAG President, GTEC among others addressed to the office of the UGSRC President. The meeting is scheduled for discussing the astronomical increase in academic fees. The recent pressure mounted on management and the council of the university for a reduction in fees by concerned students of the university. Ghana Tertiary Education Commission issued a warning to all tertiary institutions not to charge above the 15% threshold approved by parliament. The National Union of Ghana 🇬🇭 Schools, Dennis Appiah Larbi petitioned the House of Representatives and GTEC and the heads of institutions concerned. The University of Ghana claimed that the school did not increase fees during the apex of COVID, and did the same the previous year. We are very much optimistic that the decision would be favorable and sympathize with the students. Education we believe is a right, not a privilege. Education i

The NUGS president, Dennis Appiah Larbi has been acknowledged and respected by Aki-Ola Aziz, the first Special of the University of Ghana concerning his swift and divine intervention in dealing with matters of student concern. His courage in targetting the reduction in fees of students and the quest for accommodation for students. Dennis, irrespective of his political affiliation has been able to confront key personalities who have a say in the administration of the NPP, yet meet the key stakeholders, the likes of the Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Adutwum. He is among the few student leaders who think about the interests and welfare of students.

The Concerned students of the University of Ghana 🇬🇭 have launched a demonstration dubbed Yabr3 Mo Demo also known as Mask Up Demo is taking place at the outskirt of the Premier University. Prominent student leaders and politicians have thrown their support behind the students under question who have fallen a victim to the inadequacy or sufficiency of halls of residents or hostels to stay in. The current happenings of Commonwealth hall & Mensah Sarbah hall have added salt to the injury making it extremely for students especially continuous studwnts to obtain a bed to lay their heads. The students are embarking on the Yabr3 demonstration to vent their anger on the university management for failing to address the accommodation challenge which is long overdue and far-fetched. They bring to the attention of the public their grievances and seek redress for the government's attention t be attracted to provide lasting solutions to the problem. They are of the firm and utmost convi

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 bee

The recent publication by the University of Ghana Management about the transfer of Male continuing students of the two noble traditional halls; Mensh Sarbah and Common Wealth Halls from their legal accommodations or beds is an experiment on the fresh administration of the University of Ghana Students' Representative Council. It is, however, imperative for the UGSRC to petition management to intercede on behalf of the affected male students of Mensah Sarbah and Commonwealth halls to stop this unfair treatment which is casting a doubt on their rights if indeed the Boakye-Lincoln led governance is for the interest of students, but not, the purported selfie government of the University of Ghana 🇬🇭 student leadership Aki Ola Aziz, former Special Envoy to the Office of the 64th SRC President is making a clarion call for Boakye -Lincoln administration to intervene on behalf of students to remedy this situation and champion the interest of the general student population. source: Wh

Addo Dorcas Asantewaa is her name. She is the First Deputy Female Chief of Staff in the history of the University of Ghana Students' Representative Council. Albert Nii Noi Okwei is the substantive Chief of Staff deputized by her. It is presumed that the former is the first substantive Male Chief of Staff too. Dorcass Asantewaa was a product of the Achimota School were she started her basic school. She then attended Achimota Preparatory School and obtained her Basic Education Certificate. She furthered her second cycle education at Wesley Girls High School, and was adjudged the Student of Honour. At WEGEHEY she was a proud member of the Drama Club and member of Gender Agenda Club. She was the 2nd Runner Up(Miss Communicator) and Miss Confidence(Miss Agoro) She pursued futher her tertiary education, here, at the, University of Ghana. Like I mentioned earlier, she is currently serving as the Deputy Chief of Staff, UGSRC. She had served as the Chief Justice of the University of Gh

ACHIEVEMENTS *Projects and Maintenance* 1.Establishment of a 100 Seater Conference Room (K. O. Ayeh Conference Room) 2. Refurbishment of the TV Room(4068) 3. Dry line Project (9 Dry lines added) 4. Reading Room Project (Inclusion of 111 Chairs, Servicing all AC’s, Replacement of all curtains) 5. Advocated for a new 40 Horsepower Water Pump 6. Refurbishment of all defaced Notice Boards 7. Addition of 8 Internet Routers 8. Procurement of a Projector (eg for football Giant Screen) 9. Procurement of a Printer and Portable Public Address System. 10. Repair Works on Basketball Rim *Academics and Capacity Building* 1.Study Abroad Expo with Intake Ghana (UK/Ireland/USA/Canada/China/Dubai) 2.. Organized a Peer 2 Peer UGRC Tutorial. 3. Leadership Training Seminar with Gracedlife Leadership Centre (Leadership/LinkedIn/CV Skills) 4. Ladies Summit with LEC Group 5. Let's Learn Law initiative *Entertainment and Sports* 1. Procurement of Sports logistics (Basketballs/Footballs/Volleyballs

​_Press Release_ _*Educate Africa Institute; EAI*_ 10th October, 2022. *The NCA must take proactive measures because some media outlets continue to air unethical and unlawful programs on their shows. - S.K OFORI; EAI Political Analyst* The eleven-year-old boy's death in Kasoa, where his pals planned to sacrifice him for money rituals, was the catalyst for the national media commission's and national communication authority decision to sanitize the media community, which took place just one and a half years earlier. The NCA's decision to revoke the licenses of media outlets transmitting unethical programs was praised by many. It seems, however, that the NCA took such steps in response to the death of the eleven-year-old child who was murdered by his peers under the influence of a mallam. The media outlets whose licenses were eventually restored after negotiations with the national communications authority. After the NCA restoring the license of the affected media outlets, so