The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) has completed and officially handed over a mechanised borehole facility at the UPSA Nii Amon Kotei Students’ Hostel.
The project was formally handed over on Wednesday, 25 March 2026, in a significant intervention aimed at enhancing student welfare and improving residential life on campus.
The project, undertaken by the current SRC administration, is expected to provide a more reliable and sustainable water supply for students residing in the hostel, thereby supporting better living conditions and a more conducive environment for academic work.
At a brief handover ceremony, the SRC formally presented the facility to the University’s School Management and Hostel Management, underscoring the importance of collaboration in ensuring the proper maintenance and long-term sustainability of the project.
Speaking at the ceremony, the Dean of Students, Prof. Philomena Dadzie, commended the SRC for what she described as a thoughtful and impactful intervention that responds directly to the welfare needs of students. She praised the Council’s visionary leadership and commitment to championing initiatives that contribute meaningfully to student life on campus.
Also speaking at the event, the Director of Business Development, Mr. Gyekye Darko, expressed appreciation to the SRC for its foresight and sense of responsibility in undertaking the project.
He noted that such practical, student-focused interventions reflect purposeful leadership and demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting the University’s wider development agenda.
The delivery of the mechanised borehole reflects the SRC’s commitment to practical, student-centred initiatives that respond to pressing needs within the University community. It also highlights the Council’s focus on interventions that make a tangible difference in the daily lives of students.
