The government has described the demands and the posture of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) as unfair to students and parents. It emphasised that on June 16, last year, the government and UTAG signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) satisfactorily resolving issues relating to the conditions of service (CoS) of university teachers, and […]
“The student movement has closely monitored and learnt a lot from your passion and temerity to able to rid the nation and Africa of this Coronavirus. The student union wishes to commend your efforts; your bold, decisive and extraordinary leadership in these difficult times. We are even more proud to associate with your leadership, because, […]
The National Union of Ghana Students has finally united its front by eliminating the partisanship between the two major political parties in the country. NUGS over the years was seen as hub and center of partisanship but this year the story was different as all aggrieved parties came together to form a single front to […]
Tinkaro Asare Osei, the President of the National Union of Ghana students (NUGS) has been adjudged the most impactful student leader in Ghana for the 2018 /2019 academic year. He received the award at the Annual Awards night and dinner of the Graduates students Association of Ghana (GRASAG) which happens to be the intellectual organization […]
The news of a construction of a new parliamentary chamber came as a surprise to many Ghanaians. For many years there has been raucous debate by members of either side of the political divide as to whether there is a need for a new chamber for the nation. The construction of the new parliamentary chamber […]
The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of the university of Ghana has put management on the spotlight by demanding for ‘proper’ account on the four University of Ghana Enterprise Limited (UGEL) halls. According to the student body, it is time management explain to them as representatives of the all students on campus what have become of […]
The National Union of Ghana Students’ on Thursday, June 20, 2019 engaged the Management of the University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom to discuss a bilateral partnership between the university and the Union on scholarship opportunities for Ghanaian students and an annual exchange program for member institutions of NUGS. The delegation made up of Mr. Kobby […]
The National Union of Ghana Students on Monday, June 17, 2019 embarked on a gas safety sensitization tour in some selected Junior High Schools to fully equip the students with the requisite safety precautions in the use of gas domestically and elsewhere. In collaboration with the Ghana National Gas Company and the Ghana National Fire […]
The National Union of Ghana Students on Wednesday, June 12, 2019 paid a working visit to the Office of the Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia at the jubilee house in Ghana. The discussions centered on how to safeguard the safety of students in the light of increased insecurity […]
Former President of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) Sammy Binfoh Dakwa as part of his social responsibility and educational empowerment program has donated 2000 mathematical sets to fifty six (56) community schools in Adansi Asokwa constituency in the Ashanti region. He has indicated that, to ensure quality education as envisioned by H.E. Nana […]
The President of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) on 3rd June 2019 at the “No Tobacco Day 2019” celebrations organized by the Food and Drugs Authority called for a radical approach by stakeholders in the fight against the use of shisha otherwise known as hookah in Ghana. The event which took place at […]
Tinkaro Asare Osei , President of the National Union of Ghana Students’ has been appointed by the Commonwealth Students’ Association to be the representative of the Commonwealth Association in Ghana. The Commonwealth Students Association (CSA) unifies and embodies the needs and aspirations of national student councils and other student organisations in the Commonwealth. It was […]
