
Leadership at the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) level is not just about holding a title. It is about responsibility, visibility, accessibility, and the ability to get things done. That is why Benedicta Tiwaa Danso’s aspiration to become the 2026 SRC General Secretary of the University of Cape Coast deserves serious attention from students.

Currently serving as Hall Secretary under the SRC structure, Benedicta has already proven that she understands the administrative heartbeat of student leadership. She has worked closely with executives, handled documentation, coordinated communication, and ensured that decisions taken at meetings are properly recorded and followed through. These are not glamorous duties, but they are the backbone of effective governance.
The role of General Secretary demands someone who is organised, detail-oriented, transparent, and proactive. Benedicta’s experience at the hall level has given her practical exposure to the day-to-day realities of student administration. She understands how policies affect students directly. She knows how important it is to respond promptly to concerns. She has seen firsthand the gap between decisions made and implementation, and she is determined to close that gap.
Students should support her because she represents continuity with improvement. She is not coming in to “learn on the job.” She is already in the system. She knows how the SRC works. She understands protocol, communication channels, and the importance of record-keeping and accountability. With her background, she can step into the General Secretary role and function effectively from day one.
Beyond competence, Benedicta brings approachability. Leadership at UCC should not feel distant. A General Secretary must be accessible to students, open to suggestions, and ready to clarify issues without unnecessary bureaucracy. Her current role has positioned her as someone students can reach out to, and that culture of openness is something she intends to expand at the central SRC level.

Voting for Benedicta Tiwaa Danso in 2026 is a vote for structure, transparency, and effective communication. It is a vote for someone who understands that minutes are not just documents, but records of promises made to students. It is a vote for consistency and accountability.
The 2026 SRC elections will shape how well students’ voices are documented, represented, and defended. If UCC students want a General Secretary who is experienced, organised, and ready to serve with dedication, Benedicta Tiwaa Danso stands as a strong and capable choice.
The future of student governance depends on leaders who are prepared, not just popular. In Benedicta, UCC has a candidate who is prepared.