AMEU Students Political forum

Abraham Ballah

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Da crow here today my pepo? Guess wat, so so freshman students. Ha day will win AME-U senior class election na? 😂😂😂

The Friends of Lalia cordially invite your presence to a one-day Study Abroad Seminar, scheduled for Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at 2 pm, at the Auditorium of the African Methodist Episcopal University.

The Study Abroad Seminar is a program that seeks to aid students in the final year of their undergrad studies with knowledge to apply for graduate studies scholarships to forward their educational dream at foreign universities in Australia, Canada, the USA, UK, among others.

Kindly don't miss out on it as it promises to be a knowledge-sharing fair 💃🕺

Today, students of AMEU, particularly Students involved with Research Methodology or Proposal writing, benefited from a one-day hands-on knowledge-sharing seminar hosted under the auspices of the Friends Of Lalia, headed by Mis. Lalia Fofana, Presidential Aspirant, for the forthcoming 25th Senior Class Election — an event that is geared toward enhancing the research skills of these students while on their respective research proposal writing journey.

The Friends Of Lalia wants to extend its heartfelt thanks to the incredible facilitators, who, at no costs attached, shared their knowledge, insights, and guidance on how a well-structured and comprehensive research proposal is developed. Their knowledge shared during this seminar, coupled with other knowledge gained in their respective research methodology classes, will significantly contribute to their academic success, especially with their thesis proposal writing.

To the students, those who managed their time to form part of this event, we appreciate your dedication, and we believe that your participation in the event will provide hands-on experience that will guide you throughout your research journey! Your decision to participate and learn will certainly make a significant difference in your academic pursuits!

Thank you!

The United Students Alliance (USA) has demonstrated its commitment to the welfare of students and the overall progress of the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) by donating essential items to the institution.

In a gesture of solidarity, the USA, through its standard barrier in Lalia Fofana initiative,on today presented a donation of sanitary pads, chairs, and boxes to the AMEU administration. This contribution aims to bolster the university's efforts in providing a conducive learning environment for its students.

The USA standard barrier Lalia Fofanah has consistently advocated for the interests of students, working tirelessly to address their needs and concerns. This donation is a tangible manifestation of their commitment to supporting the academic community.
We appreciate your efforts for a better AMEU.

Hi

Peter O. Flomo is the way, the light of the 23rd graduating class.

Your all are welcome