Management of the University of Ghana, Legon, on Tuesday morning, opened the residential application portal for its first year students.
The portal was opened at 9:00am, and all level 100 students began the race for accommodation.
When the portal was closed, some individuals took to social media to lament the inadequate time given by the authorities.
According to some users on Twitter, the University's site got jammed immediately after the portal was opened.
It is unknown the number of freshers who were successful and those who failed to obtain residence.
Below are some concerns shared by some of the students.
your internet is 25m/s and you want room in Legon
— ليستر (@1LeS_Ter) January 4, 2022
Today my senior brother Legon open its portal for residential application just 9:00 the site jam
— MR KNUST (@bosses_bos) January 4, 2022
Them open accommodation bookings for Legon and in 5 mins all the halls and hostels make full. Eiiiii, make somebro link me give any connection
— Nungua Messi(@ContiRiceMaster) January 4, 2022
As at 9:15 all the rooms for level 100s were full hm Legon
—(@Afo_ley) January 4, 2022
Eiii legon there naaaa
— Kofi Amoah
9:02 am all rooms occupied(@kofixgee) January 4, 2022
Those who lamented were, however, urged to be calm and search for alternatives as such a challenge has been experienced by many who were admitted to the school.
"Dear Legon Freshmen who could not secure accommodation. Do not sulk, and cry. It is not the end of the world. Start looking for alternatives. Embrace yourselves for the journey ahead. It's going to be a tough one. Take it from someone who has been a non-resident for three years," a user commented.
Nobody:
— Legon Freshmen Tour Guide (@NanaAbena_Grant) January 4, 2022
Legon Freshmen who secured accommodation: pic.twitter.com/2ouL1tiYe1
Accommodation in Legon has always been like this so I don't know why you people are freaking out
— Princess Brieeee
Calm down please(@Akomaa2) January 4, 2022
Meanwhile, from January 5 to 7, the portal for residential application will be opened for students in levels 200, 300, 400 and 600 respectively at 9am each day.
However, "levels 300 and 400 students who were in residence prior to the 2020/2021 academic year are not required to take part in this process."
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