The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education has appealed to the Moderator of the General Assembly o
The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education has appealed to the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana to intervene in the recent resignation of the college’s Principal, Rev. Dr. Grace Sintim Adasi.
In a formal letter to the Moderator, the SRC expressed concern over the sudden resignation, noting the Principal’s critical role in maintaining stability, advancing academic excellence, and supporting the welfare of both staff and students. The resignation, the students said, has caused anxiety across the college, particularly at a crucial period for institutional operations.
SRC President H.E. Adwoa Serwaa Bonsu and Secretary Alice Gyamfua urged the Moderator to engage Rev. Dr. Sintim Adasi and encourage her to reconsider her decision, emphasizing that her continued leadership would promote unity, continuity, and sustainable growth at the college. The SRC expressed confidence in the Moderator’s wisdom and appealed for a prompt resolution in the best interest of the college community.
Full Statement from the SRC:
To: The Moderator of the General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of Ghana
Head Office, Accra
Subject: Request for Intervention to Engage the Principal to Withdraw Her Resignation
Warm greetings from the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education. We pray that God continues to strengthen your leadership in guiding the Presbyterian Church of Ghana and its institutions.
We write to humbly request your esteemed intervention regarding a matter of great concern to the student body—the recent resignation of our Principal, Rev. Dr. Grace Sintim Adasi.
The Principal’s leadership has been pivotal to the stability, academic progress, and overall development of the college. Her sudden resignation has created uncertainty and concern among students and staff, especially at a time when her experience and guidance are essential to the smooth functioning of the institution.
In light of this, we respectfully appeal to your office to engage the Principal and encourage her to reconsider and withdraw her resignation. We firmly believe that her continued leadership will foster unity, continuity, and the overall welfare of the college community.
We trust in your wisdom, fatherly guidance, and dedication to the wellbeing of all Presbyterian educational institutions. We are hopeful that, through your timely intervention, a positive resolution will be achieved for the benefit of the entire college.
Thank you, Moderator, for your attention and support. Please accept our highest respect.
Yours faithfully,
H.E. Adwoa Serwaa Bonsu
SRC President
Hon. Alice Gyamfua
SRC Secretary