MS PATIENCE KIDIGNA APPOINTED FIRST WOMEN'S COMMISSIONER OF KWAPONG HALL

March 30, 2023

Story by: Samuel K. Owusu

The appointment of Ms Patience Kidigna Kidigna as the first women's commissioner in the history of the Alexander Adum Kwapong Hall has been received with great enthusiasm by students and staff of the Hall. The decision by Mr Samuel Ackom, the JCR President of the Kwapong Hall, to appoint Ms Patience, was a bold and commendable one

Ms Patience, who hails from the savanna region of Ghana, is a level 400 student majoring in Geography and Resource Development and Minoring in Economics. She is currently serving as the General Secretary for the Geography and Resource Development Students Association (GREDSA).

The appointment of Ms Patience Kidigna as the first women's commissioner of the Alexander Adum Kwapong Hall is a significant milestone in the history of the Hall and the University of Ghana at large. It represents a significant step towards gender equality and the empowerment of women in leadership positions. The appointment of Ms Patience is a clear indication that the University of Ghana is committed to promoting gender equality and empowering women to take up leadership roles in all spheres of society.

Ms Patience's appointment as the women's commissioner of the Alexander Adum Kwapong Hall did not come easy. She had to undergo a rigorous vetting process and approval by the appropriate quarters. The fact that Ms Patience was able to meet the necessary requirements for the position demonstrates her competency, commitment, and dedication to serving her hall.

Ms Patience's appointment is an inspiration to other young women at the University of Ghana, and it serves as a reminder that with hard work, determination, and perseverance, they can achieve their goals and aspirations.

Ms Patience's interest in all matters concerning the youth, especially the girl-child, makes her the ideal candidate for the position of women's commissioner. Her passion for promoting the rights and interests of young people, coupled with her academic and leadership abilities, will enable her to make a significant impact on the lives of the students in Alexander Adum Kwapong Hall. As the first women's commissioner of the Hall, Ms Patience will be responsible for championing the interests of female students and promoting gender equality in the Hall.

Ms Patience's educational background and leadership experience also make her well-suited for the position of women's commissioner. Her major in Geography and Resource Development and minor in Economics give her a strong foundation in understanding the socio-economic and environmental issues facing the University of Ghana community.

Her role as the General Secretary of GREDSA also demonstrates her ability to manage and coordinate activities, and her experience as the Assistant Girl's Prefect and Senior Girl’s prefect at Agape International School at Salaga respectively shows her leadership potential.

Ms Patience is a Christian and a proud member of the Church of Christ. Her faith, coupled with her strong moral values, will enable her to serve the University of Ghana community with integrity, humility, and compassion. As the first women's commissioner of the Alexander Adum Kwapong Hall, Ms Patience will be a role model to other young women in the University of Ghana, inspiring them to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams.

In conclusion, the appointment of Ms Patience Kidigna Kidigna as the first women's commissioner of the Alexander Adum Kwapong Hall is a positive development for the University of Ghana. It represents a significant step towards gender equality and the empowerment of women in leadership positions. Ms Patience's appointment is a testament to her academic and leadership abilities, her commitment to promoting gender equality, and her passion for serving her community. As the first women's commissioner of the Hall, Ms Patience will have a vital role in promoting the rights and interests of female students and creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for all students. Her appointment should serve as an inspiration to other young women in the University of Ghana to pursue leadership roles and work towards achieving gender equality in their communities

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