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Businessman, Senyo Hosi, has unloaded on the management of the University of Ghana castigating them for incompetence, in a rant that has gone viral.
At Ghana’s premier university’s event marking its 70th anniversary, the CEO of Bulk Oil Distribution Company (BDC) standing in front of a sparse audience, directed his tirade at management and lecturers stressing, “you guys are not thinking.”
Here are live reactions across platforms including social media.
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