One thing I have realized with regards to student politics, is that human relations and engagements are key factors in electorates approval.
For people who are discerning, your hypocrisy and desperation becomes evident when all of a sudden, you Become the nicest person on campus, you become increasing active and visible.
One quote one person aspiring to be the SRC President told me was, "don't be desperate to win power, be desperate to make an impact"
And I agree with this, when you are desperate to win power, it becomes clear in the eyes of the people, and you become annoying.
An exact thing people have been saying about one of the candidates, please, it's not a matter of life and death, it's not who has money, let your good works speak for you.
For me, I haven't made up my mind yet, but come election day, I'm voting for the one who has a track record, who has good personal relations and can do the job.
If the elections were to be held today, it's obvious the other simple, quiet and very friendly guy will win, from my checks.
I'm sure for us in level 100, we remember him from orientation, when we gave him a standing ovation, hmm just his voice, a fine gentleman.
Well mannered, friendly and productive.
He related to us like he was in level 100.
But this is not enough too, prayers, hardwork and good policies, and the people you surround yourself with.
Good luck to all of them, and I pray the better candidate wins.
I know people will insult me, thanks in advance. Some will say level 100, when did you come to PUC, thanks. People will think this is an endorsement, no it's not. Don't be complacent, I am watching, they are watching.
Afia Boadu
afiaboadu2018@yahoo.com
The last part of the interview wasn't necessary for me to be posted here...next time
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