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– Parliament pbaded the University Business and Integral Development Bill 2018
– The main argument before the approval of the bill was the proposed name of the institution, namely S.D. Dombo Business University and Integrated Development Studies
– The adoption of the bill will transform the existing campus of the campus of the University of Development Studies (UDS) in Wa into a full-fledged university
The majority of Parliament pushed the proposal to change the names of Wa and Navrongo campuses of the University of Development Studies (UDS).
Both campuses have recently been made autonomous through an executive instrument.
Formerly known as the University of Business and Integral Development, the Wa campus was renamed "Simon Dombo University of Business and Integral Development".
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Although the majority in Parliament accepted the change of name bill, the minority abstained.
The bill was pbaded by the majority while the minority apologized.
Simon Diedong Dombo was a member of the United Party (UP) tradition, which gave birth to the new Patriotic Party (NPP) in power.
A renowned politician, he was also deputy and head of parliament during the first Republic of Ghana.
He was also king – as Douri-Na, he was reputed to be the first educated chief of the upper region of Ghana.
Simon Diedong Dombo was Minister of Health and then Minister of the Interior in the Busia government.
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He was also one of the founders of the Northern People's Party, which later merged with the United States Party.
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