SRC Executive Elections 2021
Elections for the 2021/2022 SRC executives took place on Friday, June 25 and Saturday, June 26, 2021 respectively. Two days was used in other to give opportunity to the weekend students and other students who could not vote on the 25th.
It was well organized elections which was highly patronized by the entire student’s body. The elections had the privilege to have Mr. Yiadom (the newly elected NUGS president), the USAG president and PUSAG president to grace the occasion and observe the elections. Also, other observers from sister tertiary institutions like UPSA, Islamic University, and Wisconsin were present.
Getting involved gives you the chance
Going forward, we encourage students to take interest in SRC positions. You don’t need any particular experience to run for any position, just ideas and enthusiasm. Holding a position in the SRC is a great way to learn more about the running of the University and get the opportunity to be a voice for students at various levels throughout the University. Getting involved gives you the chance to meet new people from different areas in the University and it looks great on your CV too.
The elections were transparent and peaceful, and we encourage other institutions and national student unions to emulate.
I was inspired to go through this election because it is my belief that learning can and should be the conner stone of our daily lives, and leadership can be about good governance starting here at the Royal University of Africa, Knutsford University.
Mr. Yiadom
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