SRC Women’s Commissioner candidate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Delali Setugah Forgive, has stated that the psychological health of students on campus is crucial to enable them excel in their academic work. According to her, though there are counselors around on campus, freshers can approach her anytime they feel troubled because she portrays the ‘mother figure’.
She noted in an interview with ThrillerNews “The freshers are far from home, and most of them have left the comfort that their parents gives them. I want every fresher to know that Delali is the mother figure you need to have on campus. And i am available anytime you feel troubled and needs someone to talk to.”
On Saturday, January 9, 2021, freshmen reported to campus following the directive of the President and arrangements made by the University management.
The President also announced on Sunday, January 3, the reopening of basic, secondary and tertiary schools across the country.
According to the President, while basic schools were to reopen on January 15, this year, after 10 months’ closure, all SHS 1 students were to start classes from March 10 and do a single-track academic calendar.
For SHS 2 and 3 students, he said, they would return to school from January 18, and added that SHS 3 students in all schools would also no longer run the double-track system.
The President also announced that the universities and other tertiary institutions, would reopen from January 9, 2021.
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