In the vibrant tapestry of university life, the parliamentary system plays a crucial role in fostering student governance and democratic principles.

As the newly sworn-in Chief Clerk of our esteemed university parliament, I, Abraham Awudu, embark on a journey dedicated to facilitating effective communication, maintaining procedural order, and upholding the democratic spirit within our academic community. Assuming the role of chief clerk comes with a profound sense of responsibility.

It involves not just managing paperwork and procedures but also being a bridge between the elected representatives and the students they serve. My commitment is to ensure that the wheels of parliamentary discourse turn smoothly, fostering an environment where ideas flourish and decisions are made with precision. A university parliament is more than just a legislative body.

it is the heartbeat of student democracy. It represents the diverse voices that make up our academic community. Through my tenure, I aim to amplify these voices, ensuring that every student feels heard and represented in the decision-making processes that shape our collective university experience. Unity is a cornerstone of any successful parliamentary system.