Infinix gives UPSA SRC week celebration a blast



Call it a jubilation of a lifetime though just a weeklong activities to mark this year’s Students Representative Council(SRC) week celebration of the  University of Professional Studies, Accra(UPSA).

This year’s SRC week celebration in the history of the UPSA was touted as talk of town due to the heightened momentum it has received from students both in and out of school including the general public.

Expectations were so high right from the beginning of the week, there was so much joy in the air and most students really had fun to the fullest.

But what actually set the whole event on fire was the outstanding performances of top Ghanaian music stars like Yaa Pono, Joey B, EL and hosts of others who thrilled the students with great vibes last Friday night at Prestige hostel near the school campus.

It was a night of great entertainment which caused the atmosphere fully charged, with multitudes of students trooped to the venue to catch a glimpse of lists of artists lined up to perform as they mounted the stage one by one to do what they like doing best as far as music and entertainment are concerned.

To cap it all, Smart device maker, Infinix who demonstrated love towards the success of the events by sponsoring two days out of the one week celebration used the occasion to educate students on its brand, product lines and features including how they can easily patronize their customer service centre(s) whenever they have any problem with their handsets which needs fixing.

The students were also given an invitation to the launch of  the company’s latest smartphone device known as  INFINIX S2 which is scheduled for April,  25, 2017 exactly 6:00pm on the dot at the Amphitheatre Grounds on University of Ghana campus, Legon.
Most students who spoke
to Ghananewsone.com attributed the success of the events to Infinix and commended them for their generous gesture shown in supporting the event.






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