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Apart from the denying of rollover funding to student organizations, the SA also approved the new President Pro Tempore Meagan Szydlowski and the new senate clerk, Melissa Roman. Szydlowski, a former SA senator and the current president of College Republicans embraced her position. I love it; I love staying busy, I love senate and politics is where its at, Szydlowski said. The SA will be making appointments to committees next week and will also look to appoint a Supreme Court in the coming weeks since at present there is none. For the SA in the coming year, Matthew Venaas, the speaker of the senate, is looking forward to it. Im really looking forward to this year mainly because theres a lot more of younger and newer members of the senate this year, Venaas said. We have the least number of open seats that weve had in quite some time.

Amoako, told the complainant to bring all monies he had in his possession for a special prayer to be offered on them.
The complainant was said to have brought some cedi notes and some dollars totaling GH1,500 and he was told by the suspect to put the monies in an envelope, together with a broomstick. Armah complied and suspect feverishly started praying over the items.
C/Supt. Amoako indicated that Asare, after the prayers, warned the complainant not to open the envelope immediately but wait for him (Asare) to go first.
After what seemed to be 30 minutes or more, the complainant opened the envelope only to find out that the money had turned into pieces of paper.
Mr. Armah, who was said to have become hysterical, combed the area for the suspect but did not find him and so reported the matter to the Madina Police.
Luck however smiled at him when he spotted the suspect at the Madina Zongo Junction and with the help of a policeman on duty at the area, the suspect was arrested and sent to the Madina Police Station.
Asare had since denied the allegation, and said the complainant contracted him to double his money for him which he agreed to do.
According to the suspect, he charged GH150 as his consultation fee and that he was good at such spiritual feats.
C/Supt. Amoako said the police were investigating the matter after which the suspect would be arraigned before court if found culpable.

Source: Daily Guide

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