Former Roads and Highways Minister Francis Asenso‑Boakye lauded the New Patriotic Party’s newly appointed National TESCON Coordinator, Ebenezer Kojo Amoah, for unveiling a digital application that links TESCON members and alumni nationwide.
The platform was introduced to the Bantama MP during a courtesy visit by NPP National Youth Organiser Abanga Fuseni and the newly appointed national TESCON leadership. The app is designed to create a centralised database of TESCON members and alumni across the country, aiming to improve communication, coordination and networking within the organisation.
Mr Asenso‑Boakye, TESCON’s founding president, expressed satisfaction with the initiative, noting that it had been introduced within a relatively short period after Mr Amoah assumed office. He described the application as an encouraging demonstration of the innovation needed to reposition TESCON and strengthen its operations in an increasingly digital political environment.
Mr Asenso‑Boakye highlighted that TESCON has expanded from just three universities at its inception about 26 years ago to more than 250 tertiary institutions nationwide, making modern systems for managing membership records and maintaining links with alumni increasingly important.
