The one we have been waiting for has officially declared his intentions. Michael Koranteng; well-known across Ghana’s socio-economic and political divide has announced his intentions to run for office in the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) as Secretary for Innovation, entrepreneurship and Skills Development. For a young man well known for his communication skills, his digital start-ups and unprecedented leadership qualities, we believe he will be best to occupy this position to the benefit of all student stakeholders in Ghana. Kindly find below his declaration if intent.
To: ALL GHANAIAN STUDENTS
On the strata of the NUGS priority list are three agents. These are, YOU, as a student, your EDUCATION and the OUTCOME of your education. What this means is that for every leader on the national student front, policies designed must be tailored towards these three or fall out, particularly one that exploits the wholesome capabilities of students in Innovation, in business and trade and in skills development.
The existence of an ever-growing deficit in students being productive after school, financially free and well-employed is a worrying concern which demands dire solutions to ensure that there is solvency READILY TRUSTED, backed by leadership TRIED AND TESTED, to bring closure to this challenge.
This is why I, KORANTENG MICHAEL A. A., with a wealth of experience in leadership, servitude and what it means to aspire for more, wish to offer myself as a sacrificial lamb, to bolster student interest in freedom-serving development for a life fulfilled after school, hence, the introduction of ‘THE NYANSAPO POLICY’ which has YOU, at the centre of it.
Upon careful consultations with all leaders past and present, the Blocs, Universities, Colleges and Training Institutions I have decided to run for NUGS SECRETARY FOR INNOVATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT for a fortified student front. I therefore plead your support, advice and solidarity and together, we will fortify NUGS from where it will be left off by the incumbent administration.
LEGON CNN 