KNUST SRC EC summons 34 Aspirants over failure to remove posters at unauthorized places on campus

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The Electoral Commission of the Students Representative Council of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST SRC) has summoned about 34 aspirants in the 2021 general election over failure to comply with the commission’s “Paperless policy” after a 24 hour ultimatum was given to the said aspirants to remove their posters from unauthorized places on campus.

The accused aspirants are expected to be at the SRC Secretariat at 4pm for a scheduled meeting today, 18th May,2021.

Meanwhile, students of the University are entreated to report individuals caught defacing the school with hard media and should be ready to provide evidence for a reward.

Below is the list of Aspirants summoned by the commission;

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Background

Chairman of the Students Representative Council’s (SRC) Electoral Commissioner (EC) of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Master Obeng Emmanuel Awuah Gyimah gave aspirants who have resolved to pasting campaign posters at unauthorized places on campus 24-hour ultimatum to remove all posters.

According to him, aspirants who failed to do so at the said time, will pay a heavy fine or face automatic disqualification.

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At a press conference held by the Commission on Sun May 16, the SRC’s Electoral commissioner said his outfit is keen on seeing what it says should be a level electoral playing field and fair to the system and students that they adhere to rules and regulations.

“Before a banner or pull-up is erected at any area on campus, permission has to be sought from the KNUST estate office before such exercise can proceed”, he said.

Among the EC’s demands is that aspirants can only paste on Notice Boards after they’ve been granted permission from various Hall and College Executives.

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The Dean of Students also reiterated that the university is running a ‘paperless system’ of information dissemination for its elections.

The EC therefore charged all aspirants and stakeholders of the electoral process to do what is right and be adherent to the rules of the process since they’re all role models people look up to.

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