UCC: Continuing Student Calls Out Fresher For Bringing Chop Box To School, Ghanaians React

UCC: Continuing Student Calls Out Fresher For Bringing Chop Box To School, Ghanaians React

  • A video showing the moment a first-year student arrived on the University of Cape Coast campus has got tongues wagging
  • This comes after the Adehye Hall affiliate expressed her displeasure on realising that the girl came with a chop box
  • Many people who took to the comments section shared varied opinions on the fresher going to university with a chop box

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A continuing student at the University of Cape Coast (UCC) has stoked controversy online by criticising a first-year student who recently arrived on campus.

The young lady, apparently affiliated with Adehye Hall, took to TikTok to lament that a fresher allocated to the hall arrived with a huge chop box.

UCC, Fresher, Student, Adehye Hall, Level 100, Ghana
UCC student calls out fresher for bringing chop box to school. Photo credit: @eliel9426/X
Source: TikTok

Buttressing her point, the lady posted a video showing the moment a head porter was carrying the chop box at the frontage of the all-girls residence hall.

The lady, who seemed taken aback, wondered why a university student would even think of doing such a thing.

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"We have said that when coming to the university, please do not come with a chop box; we don't use a chop box here," she said, looking angry.

SRC to help deal with accommodation challenges

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, the SRC president, Abraham Nortey, said the student leadership had devised a plan to help deal with accommodation challenges due to high enrollment.

He said the SRC had introduced a dedicated online platform designed to help prospective students easily search for private hostels.

"We launched CapeVars.com, a dedicated platform designed to help prospective students easily search for private hostels. This initiative aims to alleviate the stress of finding secure and comfortable accommodation, especially as the influx of new students continues to rise."

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Reactions on taking chop box to university

Ghanaians who reacted to the video shared varied opinions on the continuing student's decision to call out a fresher who brought a chop box to school.

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Queen Dosty commented:

"Some of the parents don’t understand unless they’ve been there to witness it themselves."

Ohemaa added:

"Aah, why chop box, university too."

Rian indicated:

"There is nothing wrong if your parents have a car and can drop u off than taking dropping causing almost 200 cedis"

dontus55 added:

"Please don't post it. Allow the freshers to feel free"

rhy_caaa reacted:

"After all what we tell them??"

dontus55 added:

"Please, don't stress urself, there is no problem."

Lady delights as she gets admission to UCC

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian lady was filled with joy after getting admission to UCC.

During a conversation, she confided in her sister that she worried the university may have denied her admission.

She said she took the matter to heart and sought God's intervention, hoping that her UCC dream would come true.

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Her sister recounted how she often urged her to calm down because she would gain admission to the university.

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Philip Boateng Kessie (Head of Human Interest Desk) Philip Boateng Kessie started writing for YEN.com.gh in 2022 and is the Head of the Human Interest desk. He has over six years of experience in journalism and graduated from the University of Cape Coast in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies. Philip previously served as a reporter for Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL) and as a content writer for Scooper News. He has a certificate in Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. Email: philip.kessie@yen.com.gh.