Central University Inaugurates Seven GRASAG Executives

The Central University which is one of the best leading private universities has for the first time in 11 years inaugurated a 7 member GRASAG executive body to manage affairs of the students.

The university has produced millions of professionals both Ghanaians and foriegn nationals who have also created jobs in their sectors.

The school was established in 1988 by the International Central Gospel Church as Central Bible College to train Pastors in Theology.

However, with the level of expansion so far, it is currently offering various courses such as Computer Science, Busines Administration and Economics and sone Moden languages among others.

Addressing the gathering, Chairperson for the occasion, Dr Adelaide Kastner, who doubles as the dean of CBS, congratulated all the executives especially the two leading convenors Rena Akua Ghunney and Agyei Aryee Bernard for making this vision posible after several attempts made by previous graduates.

She challenged them to be faithfull, trustworthy, God fearing and above all become leaders with vision and example, enabling the students to benefit from the association.

Lawence Nyemi Teitey who acted as the Chief Justice swore-in the President and other six executives as they took the oath of secrecy.

On his part, the new GRASAG President, Agyei Aryee Bernard comended the school managing board for the confidence reposed in them in making the day posible.

He further pledged on behalf of the executives to transform learning through ICT by creating various group chats aimed at boosting academic performance.

The occasion was witnessed by various departments of the school, Professor Anthony Panin- Dean of Graduate School, Rev. Nii Otabi Fiifi Wilson CU, Chaplain, Kwame Bonah Osafo-Ampomah, GRASAG National president, Rev. Fred Darko and lshew the Poet.