UG asks students to suspend planned demonstration after talks
The University of Ghana has asked a group of students to suspend a planned demonstration following engagements with the university’s management over their concerns, including accommodation. In a notice dated Wednesday, October 28, the Office of the Dean of Student Affairs said the Dean, Professor Rosina Kyerematen, had engaged the organisers and assured them of […]
The University of Ghana has requested that a student group postpone their planned demonstration, following discussions with the university’s administration regarding various concerns. In a notice released on October 28, Dean of Student Affairs Professor Rosina Kyerematen engaged the demonstrators and pledged the administration's dedication to addressing both immediate and long-term student needs, which includes accommodation.
The notice informed the organizers that they should halt the demonstration while ongoing talks with management and other relevant parties continue. The Dean further assured the students that their concerns would be taken into account in the university's efforts to create a more favorable environment for learning. The university emphasized the importance of adhering to established procedures for addressing grievances, as stipulated by the regulations governing student members of the institution.
They also highlighted that the Office of Student Affairs is collaborating with various university departments, such as the Student Financial Aid Office and the Careers and Counselling Directorate, to provide necessary welfare support.
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