IT'S FATSSSA ELECTIONS O'CLOCK!! MEET PRINCESS AMOFUESI FRANKIN, ASPIRANT FOR THE OFFICE OF TREASURER

 


By Samuel Ajayi


Hi, I'm Samuel Ajayi, a representative of FATSSSA PRESS, Can we meet you? Kindly introduce yourself.

 

Miss Princess: My name is Princess Amofuesi FRANKLIN

I'm a 200-level Psychology student

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Alright Princess. You're vying for the position of the faculty Treasurer, why are you doing this?

 

Miss Princess: I'm going for the post of TREASURER for FATSSSA because I would like to serve  FATSSSA and contribute my experience, skills to the better development of our Faculty and together with my team, would love to create a unique FATSSSA we deserve (as FATSSSAITES)

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Cool, what are the experiences you'll be contributing to the development of FATSSSA?

 

Miss Princess: Financial Intelligence and financial management, Accountable Treasury

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Basically, you would have in mind what you want to offer FATSSSAITE not a promise but pre-planned manifesto. So, what is the central theme of your manifesto?

 

Miss Princess: Accountable Treasury

 

FATSSSA PRESS: What are the steps that you have outlined to make it accountable?

 

Miss Princess: • By creating an Accessible method of Dues payment

• Back up  record of FATSSSA Treasury (written document and Online/softcopy)

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Who do you think you're accountable to?

 

Miss Princess: The House and the President, depending on the situation or task being carried out

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Cool, why do you need the support of FATSSSAITE'S if you're going to be accountable to the house/president?

 

Miss Princess: I will be accountable and transparent to FATSSSAITES about the TREASURY,  through the house

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Do you have anything to say to FATSSSAITES?

 

Miss Princess: I would like to urge FATSSSAites to let us allow  the development for a better  FATSSSA and create a distinct difference in it through our support.

 

FATSSSA PRESS: Thank you for your time.


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