Anonymous Online Poll Reveals A Review of the Recent Administration and the Needs and the Expectations of Students from the New Administration







 


Compiled by the Editor- In- Chief 


As the new administration takes office, Legal Kekenke, an independent media organization, has conducted an online opinion poll to gather insights into the needs and expectations of students regarding their experiences with the previous executives. 



The poll was open to the public from 5:00 pm yesterday (7th of January, 2024) to 5:00 pm today (8th of January, 2024)and it provides a platform for students to voice their opinions anonymously. 



The results of this poll also serve as a personal letter from the students to the new administration, highlighting areas that require attention and improvement. It serves as a public opinion.


Here are the results of the anonymous online poll;


How they would would rate the past administration.






Their opinions on the biggest failure and shortcomings of the previous administration.





Their opinions on the biggest accomplishments by the previous administration, it went thus;



Their opinions on the last administration’s dispensation of information.





Their opinions on issues related to the Society’s welfarism.





Their opinions on issues related to financial and monetary policies.






Their opinion on the impact of the last administration policies on students.



On their expectations from the new administration.




On their optimism about the new administration’s ability to address the aforementioned issues effectively.






Their words of advice for the new administration.





Lastly, Legal Kekenke proceeded to ask the students if they’ll be available to air their thoughts on the upcoming Law Students’ Society congress meeting.





All of the above do not represent any opinion of Legal Kekenke on this matter, rather the students of the Faculty of Law.





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