GUPS ELECTION RESULTS

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The electoral commission of the Ghana Union of Professional Students (GUPS) bring to the attention of all student Unions and the General Public that, elections were conducted for the union on 30th September, 2018 at the Kwame Nkrumah water gardens, circle.

The provisional results after counting of ballots and declaration of results subject to article 36 clause 1, 2 and 3 of GUPS constitution.

*PRESIDENT*

Gabson Ebenezer Gakpo…..106

Aboagye-Sarpong Justice……278

*GENERAL SECRETARY*
Osei Kwame Wise……………244

*TREASURE*
Kingsley………………………….234

*CORDINATING SECRETARY*
Rhoda Adu Gyamerah…………133

Sherifatu Iddi……………………122

Kada Faisal……………………….92

*WOMENS COMMISSIONER*
Nancy Acquah……………….247

Halimatu Mustapha …142

*INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICER*
Sally okusubea Otopa - 182

Atuahene Agyemang Duah – 116

*FINANCIAL CONTROLLER*
Emmanuel Stanley Tokoh – 278

*PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS*
Samir Osman - 256

*PRESS AND INFO SECRETARY*
Amanda Koranteng -269

The electoral commission by the  records declare the following candidates as the newly elected Executives of the Union:

President - *Aboagye-Sarpong Justice*

Secretary - *Osei Kwame Wise*

Treasurer – *Kingsley*

Cordinating Secretary –
*Rhoda Adu Gyamera*

Women’s Commissioner – *Nancy Acquah*

International Relations Officer – *Sally Okusubea Otopa*

Financial Controller – *Emmanuel Stanley Tokoh*

Programs and projects – *Samir Osman*

Press and Info Secretary – *Amanda Koranteng*

Thank You

Sign:
Cardinal K. Attafoe
Co Electoral Commissioner

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