A level 300 Art Education Student at the University of Education, Winneba, Kanyiti Sabura Kantama has been adjudged the Most Dedicated Tertiary Student Politician at the just ended Central Tertiary Awards.
Several students from various tertiary institutions in the central region converged at the GNAT HALL in Cape Coast for the award scheme, which took place on Friday, August 13, 2021.
The hardworking Communications Director of Tescon-UEW who double as the President of NAGS-UEW walks home with a citation and a plaque as the Most Dedicated Student Politician.
Known for his communication proficiency, Kantama has been a vociferous campaigner for the ruling New Patriotic Party in the Damongo Constituency of the Savannah Region and has since risen to become the Aide to the maverick NPP Savannah Regional Chairman, Professor Alhaji Sulemana Iddrisu (Kalamonia).
He is admired by many within the NPP fraternity as a promising communicator with a refined voice who communicates effortlessly in championing the activities of party at UEW campus and his home constituency, Damongo.
As the President of NAGS-UEW, Kantama recently led a team of dedicated executives of NAGS to meet Members of Parliament from the Savannah Region.
IN A POLITICAL SPHERE FULL OF UNCERTAINTIES: THE ONLY SURE THING IS “ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE INTENTIONS...By YAKUBU HUSEIN PUMAYA YAKUBU HUSEIN PUMAYA As a fresher, I got attracted to any aspirant who was bold enough to speak to me. In my mind, the best form of bravery was the ability to speak to strangers; that was what I considered to be the hallmark of a true leader. If more than one aspirant spoke to me, I considered the one who was more fluent to be the best candidate. In effect, my opinion of whom a good leader is, was based on his/her ability to speak good English. When I was a fresher, I remember telling one of my seniors that I thought a particular candidate was going to win. He asked me why, and I answered proudly, “because he was the first to come to my class and he spoke perfect English”. He laughed at me and said, “Small boys are young”. After 3 years on campus, it has become clear that I was indeed small and young. I have learnt that ...






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