In an interview, Ofoe Gator, the deputy public relations officer of the university told Accra-based Citi FM that the water shortage was a result of a technical challenge.

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However, according to GWCL, the university is indebted to it after many months of failing to pay its water bills.

The situation has left students of the university struggling in their bid to get water to bath and cook on campus.

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Some students who spoke to Accra-based Citi FM accused the university authorities of charging fees without providing them with services to match.