Some Alumni of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), say they will on Tuesday (August 21), place a court injunction on the Management of the University to prevent them from going ahead to convert single sex Halls; Unity, University and Africa Halls into mixed sex halls.
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Spokesperson of the group, Tettey Wayo said the University has no legal backing to convert the halls into unisex halls.
Speaking to GBC’s Radio Ghana, Mr. Wayo said they will use all legal means available to them to stop the University from going ahead with its decision.
Meanwhile, the Public Relations Officer of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, KNUST, Kwame Yeboah says the influx of females interested in reading Science and Technology courses has pushed the University to convert the single sex halls to become unisex halls.
Speaking to GBC’s Radio Ghana, Mr Yeboah said this will give equal opportunity to both sexes to compete. He said the University is empowered by law to take decisions in the best interest of all students.
