About Us
Who We Are
TEIN-KUC is the recognized youth wing of the National Democratic Congress at Kings University College, Aplaku. We exist to mobilize, educate and empower students of KUC through political education, leadership training, civic engagement and community service — in line with the social democratic ideals of the NDC. We believe student politics should be principled, well-organized and purposeful. Our chapter is built on constitutional order, transparent governance and genuine service to our members and the wider student body.
History of TEIN-KUC
The Tertiary Education Institutions Network (TEIN) began at KNUST in 1992 as an informal network of NDC-sympathetic students, and was formally adopted in 1994 as the umbrella body for NDC students across Ghana's tertiary institutions under the then National Youth Organiser, Hon. E.T. Mensah. Over three decades, TEIN has grown into the recognized student wing of the National Democratic Congress, active in nearly every public and private tertiary institution in the country.
TEIN-KUC is the Kings University College chapter of this national network. Located at Aplaku, Accra, our chapter carries forward the same mission on our campus: to mobilize, educate and prepare students for principled leadership, while giving KUC students a strong, organized voice in both campus and national affairs.
Our Mission
To mobilize and empower students of Kings University College through political education, leadership training, civic engagement and grassroots advocacy, in line with the social democratic ideals and vision of the National Democratic Congress.
Our Vision
To be the leading student political movement at Kings University College, nurturing principled, visionary and well-informed young leaders who uphold social democratic values and actively contribute to the development of their institution and their nation.
What We Do
Political Education — Forums, dialogues and workshops that deepen members' understanding of governance, public policy and the NDC's philosophy
Leadership Development — Opportunities to organize, lead projects and build practical governance experience within a constitutional structure
Student Welfare & Advocacy — Representing student interests on issues such as access to educational financing (student loans), academic welfare and campus life
Community Service — Outreach programmes that connect our members to the needs of the wider KUC and Aplaku community
Constitutional Governance — Modelling disciplined, transparent and accountable organizational practice, drawing on Ghana's parliamentary traditions
The Executive Team
The current executives elected to lead TEIN-KUC & NDC.
Addo Benjamin Armah
President
Julius Darko-Ameyaw
Vice President
Isaac Kwame Dakae Teye
General Secretary
Carl Hansen
Deputy General Secretary
Maxwell Gidisu
Organiser
Julius Enoch Arkoh
Deputy Organizer
Robert Quaye
Treasurer
Leckey Kwashi Tekpor
Deputy Treasurer
Godwin Kwame Mileba
Communication Officer
Richard Kwabena Amoako
Deputy Communication Officer
Fafali Dzikunu
Women's Commissioner
Solace Nyametease Boateng
External Affairs Coordinator
Sumaya Salifu Agalik
Zongo Caucus Coordinator
President's Profile
Addo Benjamin Armah — President
Addo Benjamin Armah leads TEIN-KUC & NDC as President, bringing a background in law, student governance, and organisational leadership to the role. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Kings University College and is currently pursuing a Master of Laws (LLM) in International Law, Security & Diplomacy at the University of Gold Coast.
Within Kings University College's own student government, he currently serves as Legal Affairs Commissioner & Chief Legal Counsel to the SRC, chairing the Legal Affairs Commission, representing the Executive, Parliamentary, and Judicial Councils at judicial hearings, and providing legal defence services to students before the Disciplinary Board. He previously served as Vice President of the Law Students' Union, where he spearheaded the LSU website and the Dr. Attakora Legal Tree to widen student access to legal resources, and coached the LSU delegation to the Sarah F. Kpodo International Moot Court Competition.
His leadership extends beyond campus: he is President of the University Student Chamber Ghana and Chairman of the University Student Chamber's West African Committee, representing Ghanaian students in national and international forums and coordinating the annual West African Student Leadership Summit. He also serves as Company Secretary & Administrator for several organisations, and as President of the Adom Community League, a community development and advocacy group in the Greater Accra Region.
Addo brings this record of legal advocacy, constitutional governance, and community organising to TEIN-KUC with a particular focus on strengthening students' access to information, due process, and a transparent voice in decisions that affect them.
President's Welcome Message
Welcome to the official platform of TEIN-KUC.
Our chapter stands on the proud tradition of the Tertiary Education Institutions Network, a movement born to give tertiary students a disciplined, intellectual home within the National Democratic Congress. At TEIN-KUC, we hold firmly to the belief that leadership begins with service, and that a well-organized student body is the foundation of a strong institution.
Since the inauguration of this administration, we have worked to strengthen our internal governance, build stronger ties with the SRC, the university administration and the wider TEIN family, and put in place structures, including constitutional reforms that will outlast any single executive team. We remain committed to student welfare, from access to educational financing to representation on issues that matter to KUC students.
I invite every student of Kings University College, regardless of background, to engage with us, learn with us and grow with us. Together, forward ever, backward never.
ADDO BENJAMIN ARMAH (President)