These farmers also contributed to other structural works for the University College of the Gold Coast in a project which was spearheaded by Dr. J.

In appreciation of these contributions a tablet embedded in the floor of the porters lodge, in the main Hall reads; This memorial tablet (A.D. 1955) records our gratitude to the people of the United kingdom for their unstinted aid in the building of Akuafo Hall and with grateful hearts we likewise commemorate those same farmers of this country whose generous giving and kindness have so often benefitted the university at large.

[4] A highpoint of the opening ceremony was the unveiling of a plaque which commemorated the gesture of kindness of the Government and peoples of the United Kingdom as well as the farmers of the Gold Coast towards the establishment of the Hall.

Thus the Hall tutorial system resulted in the quest of senior members to promote the intellectual and academic progress of resident students.

[3] The Administration of Akuafo Hall is supervised by a Governing Council consisting of all the Fellows assigned to it by the Vice-Chancellor.

These political parties came out with their manifestoes to contest the presidency of the Junior Common Room and other associated offices of the Halls student Government.

This institution serves as a symbol of unity for students and also helps to promote and showcase rich Ghanaian culture.

The chief farmer and the Queen mother are elected annually and together with executive members of the Junior Common Room make up the membership of the Akuafo Hall Traditional council.

[3] Formerly the Governing Council of Akuafo Hall hosted the National chief farmer of Ghana as its distinguished guest on an annual basis.

[12] In further recognition of National Best Farmers and Fishers Recipients, the Hall council has inscribed the names of past Best Farmer Award recipients since 1986 in Gold, on a board in the potter lodge of the main hall, so as to immortalize their invaluable contribution to Ghana's developmental efforts.