Renowned Ghanaian musician and “Lapaz Toyota” hitmaker, Guru, has been elected as the new Students’ Representative Council (SRC) President at the University of Ghana.

Guru’s win comes after a fiercely contested campaign, marked by disqualifications, legal battles, and numerous challenges. Initially barred from contesting due to allegedly not meeting required qualifications, Guru’s determination paid off when the Appeals Board overturned the disqualification.

Election Results

Guru and his running mate, Jeffery Adu-Yeboah, secured an impressive 50.7% of the votes, totaling 9,455, out of a remarkable voter turnout of 18,659 students.

A New Era for Student Leadership

Guru’s campaign focused on advocating for student welfare and addressing campus challenges. His win sparks conversations about celebrities in leadership roles.

Guru’s Journey

From Disqualification to Victory:

– Initial disqualification due to alleged qualification issues
– Appeals Board overturns disqualification
– Judicial board upholds disqualification, but Vice Dean intervenes
– Guru’s name added to presidential candidate list

Student Reactions

“I’m excited to see how Guru will use his platform to improve student life.” – University of Ghana student

“Guru’s win shows that students want change and are willing to take a chance on someone different.” – University of Ghana alumni

As Guru and his team prepare to take office, they carry the aspirations of thousands of University of Ghana students eager for progressive reforms and stronger advocacy.