Ahead of this week’s SRC Presidential Election runoff, B.A Admin student and SRC President Hopeful Prince Asumadu has lamented about the continuous discrimination against Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Admin students in relation to internal and external elections by the Dean and leadership of the University of Ghana Business School.
In a letter addressed to the Dean of the University of Ghana Business School, Asumadu accused the Dean and his subordinates for supervising over a biased internal constitutional reform that has barred B.A Admin students from contesting to become leaders in the Junior Common Room of the Business School known popularly as BHJCR.
He called our the Dean on openly endorsing a BSc candidate ahead of the first round of the election when as a Dean was supposed to stay neutral knowing that his actions could deepen the factional cracks that he has lorded over.
He further referred to instances on city campus where Business School Students were told that he Prince Asumadu was not a member of the Business School to corroborate his allegations of discrimination.
In the ending paragraphs of his letter he states, “Why then the discrimination that no less a person than the Dean of Business School openly endorses a BSc candidate and neglects all other candidates from the Business School?
If Prince Asumadu cannot lead the Business School because he is a B.A student and there is discrimination against B.A students, does it mean that as a B.A student, he cannot lead the SRC?”
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Find below shots of the letter
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