Sherritta Adu Agyei hands over UniMAC-IJ TEIN presidency

Sherritta Adu Agyei, the outgoing president of the Tertiary Education Institutions Network (TEIN) at the University of Media, Arts and Communication - Institute of Journalism (UniMAC-IJ), officially handed over leadership to a new executive team on October 1, 2026. The handover ceremony served as a formal transition for the student political organization, providing a platform for the outgoing administration to account for its tenure while ushering in new leadership. The event marked the end of a period focused on structural reforms and increased student engagement within the network.

During her final address, Madam Adu Agyei reflected on the milestones achieved under her leadership, particularly the implementation of the TEIN 2.0 policy agenda. She highlighted the Back to the Roots Conference as a primary success, noting that such initiatives were vital for reconnecting members with the core values of the movement. She expressed confidence that the foundation laid during her presidency would provide a strong base for the incoming executives to build upon in the coming academic year.

The outgoing president issued a strong call for unity and collective responsibility among the newly inaugurated leaders. She urged the new executive team to prioritize the movement’s long-term interests and impact over individual status or personal ambitions. Madam Adu Agyei emphasized that the strength of the organization lies in its cohesion and that the incoming administration must remain focused on service to the student body and the broader political network they represent.

In her closing remarks, Madam Adu Agyei expressed gratitude to the members and patrons who supported her administration throughout her term. She appealed to the general membership to extend the same cooperation to the new leadership to ensure the continued progress of UniMAC-IJ TEIN. The ceremony concluded with a renewed commitment from the incoming executives to uphold the standards of the network and advance the policy goals established by their predecessors.