Accolades have poured in for Professor Ransford Edward Gyampo, a distinguished academician and prominent figure in the field of Political Science, following his resounding victory in the recent University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) election. The accomplished scholar, who serves as a Professor of Political Science at the esteemed University of Ghana, has been elected as the President of UTAG’s University of Ghana branch.
In a remarkable display of confidence from his colleagues, Professor Gyampo secured an impressive 93.3 percent of the total votes cast during the election held on August 15th, 2023. This decisive victory solidifies his position as a respected leader within the academic community.
Prior to assuming the role of President, Professor Gyampo held the distinguished position of General Secretary within the UTAG-UG Chapter, a testament to his commitment and dedication to the association’s goals and values. In his acceptance speech, he expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his fellow lecturers for their unwavering belief in his abilities and extended his appreciation to the students who offered steadfast support throughout his campaign.
Professor Gyampo emphasized his unwavering commitment to the betterment of his colleagues, vowing to tirelessly advocate for their welfare on multiple fronts. He pledged to continue his diligent efforts from his former position, promising that his tenure as President would be marked by proactive and forceful representation of UTAG’s interests.
Known for his outspoken stance on national matters, Professor Gyampo acknowledged the challenges that come with taking a firm stand, noting that he had already experienced the loss of friendships due to his previous responsibilities. Undeterred, he asserted that his resolve remains unshaken, and he will persist in fighting for the advancement of UTAG’s mission.
“We, the newly constituted UTAG team, under my leadership, are a group of individuals who do not shy away from challenges,” Professor Gyampo asserted. “When pushed, we will respond with militancy, regardless of the consequences, for the betterment of our university teachers.”
As he steps into his new role as President, Professor Ransford Edward Gyampo brings with him a wealth of experience, a resolute spirit, and a dedication to driving positive change within the University Teachers Association of Ghana. His election marks a significant milestone for UTAG and the academic community at large
Source:citinewsroom