The Students’ Representative Council (SRC)

Samuel Tetteh is a dedicated student leader and strategic thinker currently serving as the SRC President of Pentecost University. A final-year (Level 400) Marketing student, Samuel seamlessly blends the analytical, people-centric world of branding and consumer behavior with his deeply rooted passion for community growth.

Known as a quiet leader, Samuel rejects the idea that leadership requires the loudest voice. Instead, he guides with empathy, sharp observational skills, and a commitment to servant leadership. His tenure is defined by an unwavering focus on bettering the daily lives of his peers and implementing meaningful, lasting improvements across the university campus.

For Samuel, leadership is not about title or prestige, but about authentic service and measurable

Boakye Djan Kwaku is a pragmatic, purpose-driven leader serving as Vice President of the Pentecost University SRC. He is a Level 400 Law student with a strong passion for political communications, advocacy, and human rights.

His leadership journey began as Vice President of the Law Students Union of Pentecost University, where he developed expertise in negotiation, representation, and student-centered service. That experience now informs his work at the SRC, where he champions clarity, accountability, and practical solutions to student concerns.

A proud alumnus of Drobo Senior High School, where he studied General Science, Boakye Djan combines analytical thinking with empathy. He believes leadership is about listening first, then acting with conviction.

Beyond academics and governance, he is a music enthusiast who sees art and culture as tools for unity and expression. Boakye is committed to using dialogue, policy, and advocacy to drive positive change on campus and to build a student community rooted in justice, equity, and progress.

Adom Christiana is a proud Akora, having studied General Science at Achimota School, and is currently a Level 300 Bachelor of Nursing student at Pentecost University. She serves as the SRC General Secretary, bringing to the role a leadership journey shaped by service and a genuine passion for people.

Prior to her current office, she served as Class Secretary for the Level 300 Nursing Class (Second Semester), Secretary of the SRC Diaspora Committee, Treasurer of the PENSA Bible Studies Department and was a member of the Nursing and Midwifery Department Media Team.

Guided by the values of integrity, faith and growth, Hon. Adom enjoys listening to podcasts, sermons, and music. She believes meaningful leadership begins with service and remains committed to making a positive impact within the Pentecost University community.

Gabriel Odei Teye is a Level 400 BCom (Accounting with Computing) student at Pentecost University and current Financial Controller of the SRC. He oversees SRC finances, prepares budgets, maintains records, and ensures transparency and accountability in student funds.

He previously served as Financial Controller of ASCA and Acting Majority Chief Whip of the Students’ Parliament, where he managed budgets, financial reporting, and coordinated parliamentary activities.

His skills include financial management, budgeting, reporting, leadership, communication, and problem-solving. He is also proficient in Excel, SQL, and Power BI.

“The SRC Financial Controller’s office must show students the value of their contributions through tangible impact.” Gabriel is committed to raising the SRC’s financial standard so students see value for every pesewa.

Grace Korantemaa Amponsah Boadu is a passionate BSc. Midwifery student at Pentecost University and the Women’s Commissioner (WOCOM) of the Pentecost University Students’ Representative Council (SRC). Driven by a heart for service, empowerment, and transformational leadership, she is committed to inspiring women to discover their potential, embrace excellence, and become confident leaders who create meaningful impact within and beyond the University community.

Currently a Level 200 BSc. Midwifery student, Grace previously served as the Course Representative for her class, where she faithfully represented the interests of her colleagues and strengthened communication between students and faculty. This experience laid a solid foundation for her leadership journey and reinforced her commitment to servant leadership, integrity, and advocacy.

As the SRC Women’s Commissioner, Grace is dedicated to championing initiatives that promote leadership development, mentorship, entrepreneurship, academic excellence, mental well-being, and personal growth. She envisions building a vibrant community of women who support one another, break barriers, and lead with courage, purpose, and excellence. Through collaboration, innovation, and unwavering advocacy, she strives to leave a lasting legacy of empowerment, inclusivity, and positive change at Pentecost University.

Aaron Donkorh is a Level 400 Law student at Pentecost University. He holds a diploma in Human Resource Management. He is currently serving as Speaker of Parliament for the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) for the 2026/27 academic year. He previously served as SRC Chief Justice, bringing a rare depth of experience across both the judicial and legislative arms of student governance a background that gives him a firm grasp of due process, procedure, and the checks and balances that keep student government accountable to the student body it serves.

As Chief Justice, Aaron was entrusted with safeguarding the SRC constitution, adjudicating disputes fairly, and ensuring that every arm of the Council operated within its lawful mandate. That experience now informs his approach as Speaker, where he presides over parliamentary sittings, upholds order and decorum in debate, and ensures that the voices of representatives are heard through a fair and transparent legislative process.

Aaron is deeply passionate about the study and practice of law, and is especially committed to upholding its fidelity the integrity, consistency, and faithful application of legal principle in every setting he serves, whether the SRC chamber, or the wider community. He believes that strong institutions are built on the discipline of following process even when it is inconvenient, and he brings that conviction to every role he holds.

Appiah Jaydrein is a dedicated Law student at Pentecost University and currently serves as the Chief Justice of the Pentecost University Students’ Representative Council (SRC). With a deep passion for justice, fairness, and leadership, he is committed to strengthening the University’s judicial system by promoting integrity, accountability, and the rule of law while ensuring the fair resolution of student matters.

Currently a Level 400 Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) student, Appiah Jaydrein completed his secondary education at Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS), Takoradi, in 2021.

As Chief Justice of the Pentecost University SRC, he seeks to transform the University’s Judiciary into a model of excellence by promoting justice, upholding due process, safeguarding students’ rights, and fostering confidence in the judicial system through fairness, transparency, and impartiality.