PRESIDENT
A total of 144 Votes have been casted
Prosper Mawuyewoe Dzitse (UG) 62 votes Representing 43% of total votes cast.
Michael Paa-Quecy Adu (IPS) 18 vote Representing 12% of total votes cast.
Wilson Dabou (UEW) 7 vote Representing 9% of total votes cast.
Emmanuel OSei Gyamfi (UEW-K) 1 vote Representing 7% of total votes cast.
Kofi Asamoah (NAFTI) 44 votes Representing 30% of total votes cast.
GENERAL SECRETARY (Updated 13/08/14 9:00am)
A total of 123 Votes has been casted so far
Iddi Muhayu-Deen (UEW-K) 60 votes Representing 48% of total votes cast.
James Attoh (UG) 20votes Representing 16% of total votes cast.
Boatemah Eunice (UDS-Tamale) 43 votes Representing 34% of total votes cast.
TREASURER
A total of 83 votes casted so far
Eric Sepenu Afli (UG) 31 votes Representing 37% of total votes cast.
Eric Kobina Koomson (Jayee)26 votes Representing 31% of total votes cast.
Ruby Gyimah (UEW-K) 26 votes Representing 31% of total votes cast.
COORDINATING SECRETARY
A total of 79 Votes so far
Adanu Paul Worlanyo (KNUST) 34 votes Representing 43% of total votes cast.
Ofei Dei Goodfellow (UENR) 35 votes Representing 44% of total votes cast.
Selasie Fiawornu (GIMPA): 10 votes Representing 12% of total votes cast.
PRESS AND INFORMATION SECRETARY
A total of 70 votes cast
Amadu Baba Suleman (UENR) 12 votes Representing 17% of total votes cast.
Bilkis Nuhu Kokroko (GIJ) 14 votes Representing 20% of total votes cast.
Rhoda Efe Eshun (GBUC) 44votes Representing 62% of total votes cast.
FINANCIAL CONTROLLER
A total of 65 votes cast
Ophelia Serwaa Boateng (UDS-Wa) 23 votes Representing 35% of total votes cast.
Raymond Awonatetuaka Achiyaale (UCC) 9 votes Representing 13% of total votes cast.
Rejoice Akrasie (UPSA) 33 votes Representing 50% of total votes cast.
WOMEN COMMISIONER
A total of 70 votes cast so far
Grace Amponsah Asante (JAYEE) 37 votes Representing 52% of total votes cast.
Iris KWafo Mensah (KNUST) 33 votes Representing 47% of total votes cast.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICER
A total of 265 votes cast so far
Yusuf Tabor (KNUST) 9 votes Representing 3% of total votes cast.
Judith Arhin (UDS-Wa) 46 votes Representing 17% of total votes cast.
Anthony Akanvariwen Abavelim (UDS- Navrongo) 37 votes Representing 13% of total votes cast.
Asiedu Boakye Oheneba (UG) 173 votes Representing 65% of total votes cast.
PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS SECRETARY
A total of 144 votes cast so far
Kwesi Yamoah Abaidoo (UENR) 33 votes Representing 28% of total votes cast.
Asare Benjamin Kwaku (UG) 36 votes Representing 31% of total votes cast.
Daniel Okyere (UPSA) 45 votes Representing 39% of total votes cast.
EDUCATION AND DEMOCRATIZATION
A Total of 90 votes cast so far
Nii Aponsah Harold (UG) 49 votes for YES Representing 54% and 41 NO Representing 45%
The number of votes cast per each category helps as to determine how competitive each category is and so far, as per the level of competition,
1. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SECRETARY 265
2. PRESIDENT 144
3. GENERAL SECRETARY 117 (123 Updated 14/8/13@ 9:00am)
4. PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS SECRETARY 114
5. EDUCATION AND DEMOCRATIZATION 90
6. TREASURER 83
7. COORDINATING SECRETARY 79
8. WOMEN COMMISIONER 70
9. PRESS AND INFORMATION SECRETARY 70
10. FINANCIAL CONTROLLER 65
From the above there is a great deal of competition among the aspirants for International Relations Secretary with 265 vote, followed by the Presidential aspirants with 144, the General Secretary position keenly follows with 117 votes, P&P also follows with 114 votes, then we have Education and Demo with 90 Votes, Treasurer with 83 Votes, CS with 79 Vote, WOCOM with 70 Votes, Press & Info with 70votes and finally FC with 65 Votes.
Aspirants for the most competed positions like IRS, President and General Secretary will therefore have to step up their campaign whiles the Aspirant for Education and Democratisation will have to tighten some loose nuts to prevent people canvassing votes against him.
It can also be concluded confidently that if the Elections were held today and assuming this poll is a fair representation of the opinions of delegates, then the following shall be the executive officers of NUGS
PRESIDENT: Prosper Mawuyewoe Dzitse 43%
GENERAL SEC: Iddi Muhayu-Deen 48%
IRS: Asiedu Boakye Oheneba 65%
CS: Ofei Dei Goodfellow 44%
P&P: Daniel Okyere 39%
FC: Rejoice Akrasie 50%
WOCOM : Grace Amponsah Asante 52%
PRESS & INFO: Rhoda Efe Eshun 62%
TREASURER: Eric Sepenu Afli 37%
EDUC& DEM: Nii Aponsah Harold 54%
This is how the statistics stand as at now for the NUGS Opinion Poll. To contribute to the poll simply visit http://nugstoday.blogspot.com/ and cast your vote.
Thank you.
Am your humble servant P.D. Orchill. (0501336111)
OFFICIAL STATEMENT, OCCUPYUDS DEMONSTRATION
ReplyDeleteThe OCCUPYUDS twitter demonstration is the first of a series of demonstrations aimed at protecting students' interest. Spearheaded by a group of concerned developers, by this demonstration we are requesting;
1. A reduction in the Academic Facility User Fees (AFUF) which is higher than that of other public universities in the country.
2. Removal of the sports and hostel development levy
3. An explanation to the faculty/department fees which is paid by selected departments/faculties
4. An explanation to the wide gap between the fees of the various year groups
As it stands now, the SRC is hiding under the cloak of the John Smith book charges which is to be deducted from this year's fees to deceive students that they negotiated for the moderate fees they promised.
The major aim of the demonstration is to
1. Push the SRC and school management to renegotiate our fees
2. Draw the attention of the Minister of Education to our plight
3. Seek the support of the national NUGS
4. Expose the matter to the media
We are entreating developers to join the campaign against exorbitant fees because as Martin Luther rightly said, "our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter"
The date for the demonstation is Friday, 15th August 2014.
Follow the handle (@occupy_uds), add yoir voice, tweet your fees. We won't stop till we occupy.
LONG LIVE UDS!! LONG LIVE GHANA
CONCERNED DEVELOPERS GROUP