Jephtha Agyare, fondly known as Sweet Jesus among peers, has rekindled the spirit of aspiration at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). A Chemistry student with a fervent passion for leadership, Agyare's journey into student politics has been marked by both highs and lows, yet his determination remains unwavering.
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In 2023, Agyare threw his hat into the ring, vying for the esteemed position of SRC President for the 2023/2024 academic year. However, as fate would have it, he found himself stepping down from the election race amidst anonymous reports suggesting academic standing as a hindrance to his candidacy.
Sweet Jesus KNUST SRC Presidential Aspirant in 2023 |
Undeterred by setbacks, Agyare has emerged once again on the political scene, this time aiming for the coveted role of SRC President in the upcoming 2024/2025 elections. However, it was a recent welcome address video posted on X (formerly Twitter) that propelled him into the spotlight, sparking conversations across campus and beyond.
Welcoming all KNUST STUDENT'S pic.twitter.com/9cw3FGGfjo
— Jephtha Agyare(J.A)🇬🇭 (@Agyare1Jephtha) May 13, 2024
The video, while intended to convey a heartfelt message to the student body, drew mixed reactions from viewers. Some raised concerns about the audio quality, noting that the accompanying soundtrack overshadowed Agyare's voice, detracting from the clarity of his message. Questions arose regarding the preparation and review process prior to posting, prompting reflections on attention to detail.
Oh boss they can’t hear you , the music is overshadowing your voice https://t.co/7CfUMtKQSR
— Champagne baby 👑🤍 (@browne_naa) May 14, 2024
Additionally, criticism was directed towards the thematic presentation of the video, with some viewers expressing confusion over the choice of a gospel song as the backdrop for a welcome address. The juxtaposition of religious undertones with the secular context led to divergent interpretations, sparking debates about alignment and messaging.
Afiga u dey come do crusade oo https://t.co/IdJF1EKasJ
— CAN DO 💧💧💧 (@Kojo_Badu1) May 13, 2024
Nevertheless, amidst the critique, there were voices of support and encouragement for Agyare's endeavour. Many commended his courage and determination, urging him to persevere despite the challenges encountered. Yet, discussions also surfaced regarding the role of Agyare's support network, including his campaign manager, team, and friends.
Who’s advising you? And also who’s your manager? 🤔
— Win_phred (@PhredWin) May 14, 2024
A tweet from an X user underscored the importance of surrounding oneself with individuals who offer constructive feedback and guidance, highlighting the potential impact of peer influence on decision-making. Questions lingered regarding the advisement provided to Agyare prior to sharing the video, raising broader considerations about accountability and mentorship.
If your friends allowed you to upload this,then you better advise yourself and stay away from them hm https://t.co/VGRdiCJEAF
— khendrick🥂🔫 🪼 (@_khendrick) May 13, 2024
In light of the video's imperfections, some have voiced concerns about Agyare's commitment to the SRC elections, suggesting a lack of seriousness or preparedness. However, amidst the scrutiny, Agyare remains resolute in his pursuit of leadership, demonstrating resilience in the face of adversity.
The standards keep falling. https://t.co/84COS4cRce
— Ben 🇬🇭 (@abrantie8_) May 14, 2024
As the KNUST community eagerly anticipates the upcoming SRC elections, all eyes are on Jephtha Agyare, a determined aspirant whose journey embodies the spirit of perseverance and possibility. Whether he secures victory or faces further challenges, one thing seems to remain certain: Agyare's presence in the political arena has ignited conversations and inspired reflection, leaving an indelible mark on the campus landscape.
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