JAYEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENTS EMBRACE AKWAABA

The Student Representative Council (SRC) of Jayee University College held a four days Akwaaba event to officially welcome all freshers in to the University.

Akwaaba is an annual semester occasion purposefully designed for the students especially new students to socialize and get them acquainted to the terrain  of the University.

The four days program mes were as follows;

THURSDAY  SEPTEMBER 16, 2010

FRIENDLY MATCH

There was a football match between the freshers and the continuous students. At the end of proceedings it was 2-2 apiece.

freshers battling out with the continuous students

From left , SRC Vice President, Eric Morrison in chat with a student

Freshers' ladies doing their own thing on the side of the field

funs chanting their teams up to victory

Portia love Acheampong SRC Public Relation Officer (P.R.O) joins the funs

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 2010

DINNER DANCE

As the name “Dinner dance” goes, the day saw students dressed ordinarily to beautify the environs.They listened to music from the sounds of Jayee Up- internal radio which later arouse them from their seats and danced to the rhythms. Again SRC President of Jayee University College, Ms Louisa Atta- Agyemang in her welcome address advice students to be modest in their dealings.

Fresh and admitted students enjoying the atmosphere

Jayee UP- Internal radio led by DJ Erico (middle) doing the mixes

The Bullet Newspaper crew on Jayee campus having fun

Continuing students sharing jokes

Fifi raps on stage

From  left , SRC President shares jokes with Mc, Baby Face.

Some Communication science students show their emotions

The Bullets Newspaper team in fashion

Some Business Administration Students in a conversation

SRC, Organizing Secretary Mr. Dominic Blay (in suit) serving the students

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 2010

BEACH JAM

As the adage goes “All work and no play make jack a door boy”, the day saw the students exercise their muscles and then put their swimming skills to test. The center of attraction for the beach jam was at Winneba beach resort in the Central region of Ghana.

Students boarding the bus for the beach jam.

The excitement cannot stop from this continuing student on our way to Winneba beach resort

men showing what are they are noted for

SRC Treasurer ( in black, red with blue jeans), surrounded by some students.

frustrations on the faces of students when the bus broke down in Winneba.

Some SRC Executives in a grand style

Some Jayee students in a group photograph

SOLIDARITY MESSAGES

There were solidarity messages from the Ex -President of the Ghana Union of Professional Students (GUPS), Mr. Micheal Yomoh, NAFTI SRC Organizer and some former students of Institute of Professional Studies (IPS) who graced the occasion with us.

SUNDAY SEPEMBER 19, 2010

CHURCH SERVICE

Church service was organized by the Campus Christian Fellowship (CCF) on the campus of Jayee to thank God for making the program me a blissful one.

Students thank God for a halcyon event

Story and pictures by Zor Ebenezer