Intro
This profile traces the path of a student leader who has spent nearly a decade in campus and national leadership, long before stepping forward for NUGS's top office.
Education
MBA Entrepreneurship and Innovation
University of Cape Coast
(2026–Present)
Post Graduate Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health
Imperial College of Mines and Safety, Ghana
(2022–2023)
BSc Natural Resources Management (Agroforestry Option)
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
(2016–2020)
WASSCE (General Science)
Tema Senior High School
(2008–2012)
MBA Entrepreneurship and Innovation
University of Cape Coast
(2026–Present)
Post Graduate Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health
Imperial College of Mines and Safety, Ghana
(2022–2023)
BSc Natural Resources Management (Agroforestry Option)
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
(2016–2020)
WASSCE (General Science)
Tema Senior High School
(2008–2012)
National Student Leadership Experience
Senior Policy Advisor
National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS)
— 2025
Steering Committee Chairman
NUGS National Youth Festival
— 2025
Secretary, Vetting Committee
57th NUGS Vetting
— 2024
Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Chairman – 2023
University Students Association of Ghana Annual Delegates Congress
Project Leader
LaBelle Foundation, Accra
— 2018 to Present
Highlights:
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Renarsa Council ChairmanChaired and coordinated all Renarsa Council meetings, achieving 100% participation in decision-making, and oversaw budgets and programs — improving accountability by 25%.
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SRC Clubs & Societies CommissionerProcessed and vetted over 20 new club registrations and organized more than 10 student-centered programs, increasing participation in clubs and societies by 40%.
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Editorial Board MemberConducted peer reviews of manuscripts, maintaining a 95% acceptance quality threshold, and coordinated special theme issues that expanded journal readership by 20%.
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Global ExposureChairman Boadu has represented Ghanaian students internationally, including the 5th Istanbul Education Summit, the Intercontinental Youth Connect Model United Nations, and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization Council.
Vision & Mission
Vision statement:
To build a stronger, student-centered union that drives education, youth development, and national transformation — leaving behind lasting structures, opportunities, and dignity for every Ghanaian student.
Mission statement:
To consolidate the gains of this administration by deepening student welfare initiatives, strengthening institutional reforms, promoting youth empowerment, expanding international and national partnerships, and ensuring NUGS remains the credible, united, and impactful voice of over 12.5 million Ghanaian students.
Why Chairman Boadu
If you’re asking why Chairman Boadu is the right call this election, the answer comes down to five things students can already see and measure.
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1. A Proven Track Record of DeliveryHe has not only spoken for students but delivered results — from welfare interventions and policy advocacy to strong partnerships that brought tangible benefits to campuses across Ghana.
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2. A Vision for Consolidation & ProgressThe seeds of reform and youth development planted in recent years need steady leadership to grow. Chairman Boadu offers not just promises, but a tested vision to consolidate these gains and move the union forward.
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3. Unifying LeadershipHe has shown the ability to unite diverse blocs, institutions, and student leaders under one voice, strengthening the bond of solidarity that defines NUGS.
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4. Global & National NetworksThrough his leadership, NUGS has gained strong national and international recognition. These established networks mean more opportunities, scholarships, and partnerships for Ghanaian students.
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5. Unwavering Commitment to StudentsHe stands not for personal ambition, but for service. His loyalty is to the 12.5 million Ghanaian students whose welfare, voice, and development must remain at the center of everything NUGS does.
