He will also share free Run Energy drink, CDs, and other Aayalolo souvenirs to mark the one year anniversary of Aayalolo bus operation and create awareness ahead of the release of his 7^th album.

The programme will start from the Amasaman terminal to Tudu and a return trip in the evening on 4^thDeecember, 2017. On the following day, Tic Tac cruises with the passengers from Ofankor to Tudu.

The Achimota passengers will not be left out, as it gets to their turn on December 6, when Tic Tac and the team join them to Tudu.

Speaking at the press launch which was held in Achimota-Tudu bound Aayalolo bus on Tuesday, Tic Tac said it is a listening session with his fans ahead of the release of his album dubbed ‘Mama Grace’, aimed at honouring his mother.

The artiste expressed his admiration about the level of comfort the Aayalolo bus offers passengers and urged Ghanaians to patronize its services.

According to Sandra Ayikailey Chani, a Customer Service Executive, the company decided to entertain its passengers on their anniversary hence the decision to bring Tic Tac on board.

Tic Tac, noted for hit songs like ‘Kwani Kwani, ‘Philomina,’ ‘Rashida’ and ‘Santrofi’, is currently out with ‘Pray.’

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By: Kwame Dadzie/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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UCC in a statement signed by its acting Director, Maj. Kofi Baah-Bentwum (Rtd) said management of the school took the decision because the affected students were negligent in their duties.

“The other twenty-one (21) students made up of JCRC executives and the Planning Committee showed disregard   to University Authorities and were negligent in their duties, thus leading to non-compliance with directives from the Dean of Students.  Their collective negligence and disregard for lawful instructions are tantamount to insubordination contrary to Article 45 (a) of the Students’ Handbook,” the statement added.

[contextly_sidebar id=”rscPXpUWt5axpmVhn42xJak2UJdsOlP6″]The school also said “the Atlantic Hall Junior Common Room Committee (JCR) did nothing to prevent the coming of their ‘traditional allies’ to participate in their Hall Week Celebration as they were expected to do.”

The school also noted that the suspension does not include the criminal aspect which resulted in some of the students sustaining varied degrees of injuries as well as the destruction of school properties.

“It must also be noted that this punishment does not preclude the criminal aspects of the act which the police are handling,” the statement added.

Background

At least, three students were stabbed at UCC in March 2017 when a clash erupted between some enraged students of the University of Ghana and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, who had been invited to the celebration, and UCC students.

A UCC student, Emmanuel Quarshie, was paralysed after he was stabbed several times in the course of the clashes while entering his hall from night studies.

The clashes occurred when porters of Oguaa Hall refused to allow some naked Vandals, Unity and ATL students from entering the hall.

Several properties worth thousands of Ghana Cedis belonging to Oguaa Hall were vandalized during the scuffle.

Some vehicles belonging to some lecturers were also destroyed.

Eight member disciplinary committee

Following the campus disturbances the Vice-Chancellor constituted an eight (8) Member Disciplinary Committee with a mandate to investigate the matter.

The statement explained that the committee held series of meetings, interviewed the JCRC and Planning Committee Members and also called witnesses during its investigation and recommended that “all JCRC executives and Planning Committee members should be rusticated for two (2) semesters with effect from Second Semester, [and] are therefore, expected to report at the beginning of the Second Semester, 2017/2018 academic year to continue their programmes of study.

Others were also rusticated for four semesters.

“Consequently, the Vice-Chancellor approved the recommendation and it has since taken effect.  It must be noted that the Public and the University acted within Its Statutes and the Students Hand Book. Management wishes to inform the University Community that it does not take delight in punishing its own students without reasonable justification but had to act in the interest of the entire University,” the statement added.

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By: Godwin Akweiteh Allotey/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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