The management of the C.K. Tedam University for Technology and Applied Sciences (CKT-UTAS) has refused to comment on the ongoing election impasse. Management explained that while it is interested in resolving the issue amicably, it would stay mum about the current impasse.
This was after the production team of A1 Radio’s flagship programme Day Break Upper East Show sought responses from authorities of the school about the situation.
It would be recalled that the C.K Tedem University of Technology and Applied Sciences (CKT-UTAS) has been sued at the high court in Bolgatanga by one of its undergraduate students over the Students Representative Council’s ( SRC ) election results.
The suit has the CkT UTAS as the first respondent, Mohammed Bilal, who is the chairperson of the SRC Electoral Commission, as the second respondent, Awana A. Michael, the SRC president-elect, as the third respondent, and Abdul Warris Alhassan, who is the interim chairperson of the SRC Committee, as the fourth respondent.
The plaintiff, Alfred Asante, a 4th-year student and an SRC presidential candidate in the said elections is praying the court to among other things declare that the election conducted on 17th February 2022 that resulted in the third respondent emerging winner, null and void.
Meanwhile, reports from the school indicate that the students are calm and await the results of the court case.
Source: A1radioonline.com|101.1MHz|Mark Kwasi Ahumah Smith|Ghana
