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Priscilla Khadi Vawurah: Lady Elected as 1st Female SRC President of SDD-UBIDS

Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at 10:43 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

History has been made at SDD-UBIDS that used to be known as UDS, Wa Campus
Priscilla Khadi Vawurah, a brilliant young Ghanaian lady has become the first female SRC president of the school
She won the race against three strong gentlemen with nearly 50% of the total votes cast

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Priscilla Khadi Vawurah, a brilliant young Ghanaian lady has made history in a grand style after becoming the first female president of the Students' Representative Council (SRC) at UDS, Wa Campus.

The school is now known as the Simon Diedong Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies (SDD-UBIDS), which is a public tertiary education institution established by an Act of Parliament SDD-UBIDS Act 2019.

Priscilla confirmed this report in a post on her personal Facebook handle after beating three gentlemen with 1526 votes representing 49.56% of the total votes cast.

See her post below:

Khadi popularly known as Mother4all was in the race last trimester but unfortunately could not secure a win, yet that did not deter her from contesting again.

She emerged first beating the three strong men with the huge margin as the first female SRC president of the newly established university.

Khadi is the current Minority Chief Whip of UBIDS Youth Parliament, Advocate at Network For Young Women Empowerment – NYWE and CEO & Creative Director of Khadi’s Signature.

Priscilla Khadi Vawurah: Lady Becomes 1st Female SRC President of SDD-UBIDS — Lady Elected as 1st Female SRC President of SDD-UBIDS Credit: Priscilla Khadi Vawurah
Source: Facebook

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