KNUST: Samuel Sesah-led 2020/21 SRC purchases Toyota Coaster bus worth GH¢500,000.00 to cut down cost on transportation for SRC executives

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The 2020/2021 Students Representative Council of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (SRC-KNUST) has handed over a 32-seater Toyota Coaster Bus worth Five Hundred Thousand Ghana Cedis (GH¢500,000.00) to the Management of the University on Wednesday, 16th March, 2022.

The donation forms part of the 2020/2021 Administration’s legacy as they celebrate the SRC’s 60 years of existence as a students’ representative body at KNUST.

According to Mr. Samuel Sesah, President of the 2020/2021 Administration. He revealed that transporting students to the Faculty Area and for other official assignments was a challenge, hence, their decision to purchase the bus to facilitate easy transportation of students.

Mr. Sesah thanked the Management and the current SRC Executives led by Mr. Michael Abuah, for their support. He hoped that the bus would be put to good use, allowing the current SRC Executives cut-down cost on transportation for official assignments.

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Speaking to Thriller News GH on whether the Bus would be available for the transportation of all students or only SRC executives, Samuel Sesah said;

“It is meant to augment the transportation system on campus and cut down our (SRC executives) expenses when traveling outside campus but I guess the current SRC leadership will decide how to use it”.

Mr. Samuel Sesah, 2020/2021 KNUST SRC President

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor (Mrs.) Rita Akosua Dickson, who commissioned the bus, lauded the leadership of the SRC for the initiative to give back to the University. She noted that Management is proud of their partnership with the SRC. She was hopeful that Michael Abuah’s Administration would reciprocate the gesture and do more of such project that would benefit the University.

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In his remarks, 2021/2022 SRC President, Mr. Michael Abuah, promised to continue to do more for the students and the University as a whole.

A citation of honour was presented to the Vice-Chancellor for her selfless service to the University and students in general.

The Protestant Chaplain, Rev. Dr. J.W. Acheampong, dedicated the bus.

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The Vice-Chancellor, Professor (Mrs.) Rita Akosua Dickson (Sixth from Left) in a Group Photograph with some Members of the University Management, Current and Outgone SRC Executives.

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Source: URO/ Thrillernewsgh.com


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