Student Progressive Congress - SPC - BCU

SPC Appoints Matalay Kollie as Acting Party Administrator at B**g County Technical College

By: Media Department

The Student Progressive Congress - SPC - BCTC at the B**g County Technical College (BCTC) has officially appointed Mr. Matalay S. Kollie as the party’s acting administrator to oversee its operations during the absence of the current administrator, Mr. Gabriel G. Menduabor.

In an official communication dated October 31, 2025, and addressed to Mr. Kollie, Mr. Menduabor expressed confidence in his colleague’s ability to steer the affairs of the student political party with diligence, professionalism, and integrity.

According to the appointment letter, Mr. Kollie’s new role takes immediate effect.

His responsibilities include managing SPC’s day-to-day activities, organizing meetings, overseeing communication, coordinating with members, and ensuring the smooth running of the party’s operations on the BCTC campus.

Mr. Menduabor, who will be away from Gbarnga for academic affiliation for two months, noted that the appointment was made to ensure that the SPC remains vibrant and continues engaging students on campus during his absence.

Mr. Menduabor added that Mr. Kollie’s experience and dedication to the party’s mission make him the ideal candidate for the position, and he is confident that Kollie will help lead the organization to success in collaboration with other high-ranking leaders of the party.

The Student Progressive Congress (SPC) is one of the prominent student political groups at B**g County Technical College, known for advocating student welfare, leadership development, and campus-based reforms.

Mr. Kollie, who previously served as Campaign Chairperson of the SPC, is widely regarded as a committed and strategic student leader with a strong record of mobilizing student participation in campus governance.

His appointment has been welcomed by several members of the party, who believe his leadership will maintain the SPC’s visibility and momentum on campus while the substantive administrator is away.

The Student Progressive Congress is a student-based political movement at B**g County Technical College that aims to promote accountability, inclusiveness, and student empowerment through active participation in campus leadership and decision-making.

Happy birthday, Emmanuel Dolo Jr., Chairman of the mighty Student Progressive Congress - SPC - BCTC.

Your leadership and dedication continue to inspire us here at SPC.

Wishing you more success, wisdom, and happiness in all your endeavors Chairman!.....

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SPC CONDEMNS SHUTDOWN OF STUDENT SUPPORT OPERATIONS AT BCTC

Gbarnga, B**g County — October 13, 2025

The Student Progress Congress (SPC) expresses serious concern over the recent action by the Office of Student Services, working in collaboration with the B**g County Student Council Leadership, to forcibly stop our printing and student support operations on the campus of B**g County Technical College (BCTC).

Earlier today, the Dean of Student Services and the Student Council Government officials moved to our printing area, packed up our materials, and took them to the Office of the Student Services.

This interruption affected dozens of students who were printing and photocopying their control and grade sheets for registration.

We find this action unjust and unnecessary, especially as our initiative was created to assist students in reducing the stress and high cost of registration.

Since the pre-registration period, SPC has been providing these services as part of our continued commitment to student welfare; not for political campaigning, but for genuine student support.

The Student Progress Congress (SPC) is a legally registered political party on the BCTC campus and has the right to operate freely under the rules governing student organizations.

Our team has always acted responsibly, ensuring that all materials are properly managed and used solely for the benefit of the student body.

We strongly believe that the issue could have been addressed through dialogue and understanding, rather than forceful seizure of materials. SPC remains open to engaging the administration and other student bodies to find peaceful and fair solutions that put students first.

SPC therefore calls on:

1. The BCTC Administration to immediately release our materials and allow us to resume operations in support of students.

2. The Office of Student Services to engage SPC in constructive dialogue to prevent future misunderstandings.

3. The Student Union Government to promote collaboration and inclusion among all student organizations, instead of taking sides or actions that divide the student community.

SPC reaffirms its unwavering commitment to service, fairness, and progress at B**g County Technical College.

We will continue to stand firm in our mission to empower students, support their needs, and uphold their right to participate freely in campus life.

Issued by:
The Leadership of the Student Progress Congress (SPC)
B**g County Technical College (BCTC), Gbarnga

Happy amazing Birthday to Kongoi Gborkorquellie, our current standard bearer.

Best wishes Leader.

We are thrilled to extend our heartfelt congratulations in advance to Mr. Lee S Lincoln Sr. our former standard bearer, who is expected to earn his Bachelor of Science Degree in Education on Saturday, July 19, 2025, from B**g County Technical College (BCTC).

Fellow Spcians, let’s all meet on Saturday to celebrate this remarkable achievement, crack some bones 🦴🍗, and toast together in his honor.

Congratulations 👏🎉, in advance Leader.

STUDENT PROGRESSIVE CONGRESS (SPC)

Press Release
Date: July 4, 2025

SPC Congratulates Alfred Kollie and Team on Their Induction

The leadership and members of the Student Progressive Congress - SPC - BCTC (SPC) extend warm greetings to all students of B**g County Technical College.

We wish to sincerely congratulate Mr. Alfred Kollie and his team of officials on their induction into office.

This achievement marks a significant moment for student leadership, and we encourage them to serve diligently in the best interest of every student at BCTC.

Regarding the absence of SPC from the induction program, we want to clarify that it was never our intention to stay away. However, as the only party that stood in opposition to the two collaborating parties, we had expected a formal invitation to the program.

Based on our experience with similar events in the past, SPC decided to stay away to avoid any situation that could lead to misunderstanding or negativity.

Despite this, SPC remains committed to supporting every initiative intended to build a better B**g County Technical College.

We look forward to collaborating on programs and policies that promote the welfare and academic growth of all students.

Once again, congratulations to the newly inducted officials. Let us all work together for the good of BCTC.

Signed: ___________________________________
Student Progressive Congress (SPC)
B**g County Technical College (BCTC)

Officials of the Student Progressive Congress - SPC - BCTC (SPC) have completed the installation of a computer system comprising a desktop computer, a printer, and a carton of reams of paper.

The digital equipment has been installed temporarily at the student center of B**g County Technical College (BCTC) for pre planning activities ahead of the 2025/2026 semester official registration exercise.

Accordingly, the initiative is intended to enable students to print their notes and research work at an affordable cost.

The equipment will be managed by the Student Progressive Congress (SPC) in collaboration with volunteer students from the Information Technology (IT) Department.

SPC officials plan to procure additional computers in the near future to reduce the burden on students for typing, printing, and photocopying their work.

This promise is being fulfilled by SPC despite its defeat in the recently concluded BCTC-SU elections.

We are thrilled to extend birthday wishes to Hon. Verous Browne, our Senatorial Candidate in the just ended BCTC-SU Elections celebrates birthday today.

Happy Birthday 🎈🎉, Hon. Senator.

Best wishes!.

B William Boaslah, a former candidate in SPC's primary election, has reaffirmed his support for the party, urging all his supporters to vote for SPC in the upcoming elections on Thursday, June 5, 2025.

This comes amid unfounded rumors circulating within the college that Hon. Boaslah had withdrawn his support for SPC, causing confusion among his supporters about whom to vote for in the Thursday's June 5, 2025 elections.

In an interview on Super B**gese Digging Deep Thursday edition, Boaslah called on his supporters to return to the Student Progressive Congress (SPC), describing it as their "ideal political home," and emphasized the importance of electing Kongoi Gborkorquellie and his team on June 5, 2025.

During the interview, Boaslah also vowed to make his presence felt in the elections, pledging to vigorously propagating the political mantra of SPC.