THE REGISTRAR, University of Ghana addresses the University on accommodation issues

ACCOMMODATION FOR UNIVERSITY OF GHANA STUDENTS

Accommodation is a major problem we cannot over look when discussing the problem faced by public universities in Ghana. These accommodation problems include high hostel prices, inadequate accommodation facilities on campus etc. Due to this students resort to inappropriate ways of securing accommodation. And as we stand these universities are doing their possible best to resolve these issues. The REGISTRAR, University of Ghana assures students that arrangements are made to secure additional accommodation facilities.

"It has come to the attention of Management of the University of Ghana that some unscrupulous individuals parading themselves as representatives of the halls of residence and officials of the University are purporting to have beds available for sale to students.

Students and the general public are hereby informed and cautioned against the activities of such fraudsters, as beds have not been reserved for sale subsequent to the online selection which was done earlier.

Additionally, Management has noted that some students who were able to secure beds during the online selection, are purportedly selling these beds to other students. Students are warned that such transactions are an infringement of the University’s regulations for Junior Members, and any students caught either selling or buying beds will be severely sanctioned.

Arrangements have been made to secure additional off-campus accommodation for students, and a notice to that effect will be issued soon."

Emelia Agyei-Mensah

REGISTRAR

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