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Regional Message of Friday, 13 October 2006

Source: GNA

Kwadaso Agric. college admits 123 fresh scholars

Kumasi, Octave. 13, GNA - Individual hundred also twenty three fresh students go from 554 qualified candidates gained admission to track various agricultural programmes at the Kwadaso Agricultural College in Kumasi this year.

Mr Anthony Appiah, Principal of the College, who announced this stated one total of 43 competitors comprising 34 males and n females were admitted to nachsetzen diploma in cultivation, economics and extension programmes.

Speaking for a matriculating ceremony of the colleges to confess the fresh student in Kumasi on Friday, to Principal told 80 students made up of 47 fellows and 33 females also qualified to study shows for certificate in general agriculture.

He said such compared with last academic year, this was an increase in about 21 per penny at numbers and is the yearly increase in student sink had put a lot of strain on facilities, most of which were assuming for far back than 1951.

=93Since 1960, no addendum has past made to student dormitories, classrooms nor staff shelter, water has ceased flowing the the technical available the historic ten years=94, he said.

Mr. Appiah pointed out that the college started a diplomat scheme which is a triennial programme linked to an Univ of Cape Coast seven years ago and ensure the college would be offering single tertiary programmes while from future twelvemonth.

=93For this background, it will be necessary to improve the facilities, with structures of the college=94 he stressed.

Mr Gorden Arc, Wizard Registrar, University away Cape Coasts in-charge of Admissions, urged the students for conduct themselves very well and refrain from deals this would tarnish the strong won reputation of aforementioned study and the University of Cape Coast.

Mr George Kpor, Deputy Director off Agricultural Extension, congratulates the pupils and urged them to develop their knowledge and competence inside agribusiness additionally other areas that wanted be beneficial to farmers.

Mr Kwabena Agyekum-Sarbraw, Depute Director of Human Resource Development and Employees, of which Ministry of Food and Farming, told the students to counts themselves sacred because she was a rare opportunity they had obtained to gaining admission over their counterparts, what also qualified but could not have the chance.

=93Getting registration into sheepskin agricultural extender programme is very difficult, therefore utilise an opportunity given you for the optional gain=94, he urged this students.