Delay of Vetting Results: An Orchestrated Attempt to Disqualify Ruth Akpene Nukpese to Push a "South Agenda" in Favor of Perpetual Sroda Mansah

 

A cloud of suspicion hangs heavy over the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), as students anxiously await the release of the SRC Presidential vetting results. What should be a routine announcement has transformed into a period of unsettling silence, fueling credible reports of a dangerous scheme aimed at manipulating the democratic process. Sources close to the electoral procedures allege a deliberate attempt to **disqualify aspirant Ruth Akpene Nukpese**, not based on merit or legitimate grounds, but as a calculated move to engineer a "South Agenda" benefiting fellow aspirant Perpetual Sroda Mansah

The core of this alleged plot hinges on a troubling premise: both Ruth Akpene Nukpese and Perpetual Sroda Mansah hail from the South Campus. The reported plan is to artificially remove Nukpese from the race, thereby creating a single "South Campus candidate" in Mansah. Proponents of this scheme supposedly believe this would consolidate all "South Campus votes" behind Mansah, framing it as a unified "South Agenda." This is not politics; it is electoral engineering at its most cynical

The unexplained delay in releasing the vetting results is the oxygen feeding these allegations. It creates a vacuum filled with whispers, distrust, and the growing fear that the integrity of the entire SRC election is being compromised behind closed doors. Students have a right to know: Why the hold-up? Is this delay facilitating backroom negotiations aimed at shaping the ballot rather than reflecting the genuine outcomes of the vetting process?

 An Open Letter & Firm Warning to the UEW SRC Electoral Commission:To the Chairperson and Members of the SRC Electoral Commission,

The eyes of the entire UEW student body are fixed upon you. The integrity of this crucial election, and indeed the legitimacy of the SRC itself, rests squarely on your shoulders in this moment. The allegations swirling around the delay and the potential disqualification of Aspirant Ruth Akpene Nukpese are too grave, and from sources too reliable, to be ignored or dismissed.

We issue a firm and unequivocal warning: The release of the vetting results must be based SOLELY and IRREFUTABLY on the performance, qualifications, and adherence to the rules demonstrated by each aspirant during the vetting process. Anything less is a betrayal of the sacred trust bestowed upon your Commission.

 AN EAGLE 🦅🦅 EYE