Accra, April 9, GNA Prempeh College Old Boys
Association (Amanfoo), 1993 and 1995 Year Groups, on Tuesday paid a
courtesy call on their former Headmaster, Mr Reuben Tetteh Sackey in
Accra.
The aim of the visit was to enable the Amanfoo find out how their former Headmaster was faring, share fun memories with him and to tap from his rich experience in life.
The delegation included Kwame Oppong Afrani of Homeland Insurance, Liberia, Fred Asafu-Adjaye, Private Consultant, Nana Ofori Addai of Wudmankraft Limited, Stephen Akuoko Jnr, an Economists with the Electricity Company of Ghana, Osei Tutu Agyeman of the Ghana Revenue Authority, Custom Division and Opoku Manu, an Architect.
An elated Mr Sackey expressed his joy over his old students and urged them to remain united and seek to promote each others well being and the welfare of their Alma Mater.
He recounted that during his tenure as a Headmaster the School worn the National Brilliant Science and Mathematics Quiz Competition on three consecutive occasions.
Mr Sackey said he did his best to ensure that the implementation of the three-year Senior Secondary School Programme was successful.
The former Headmaster and his students song the Schools anthem, hymns and shared lots of funs and jokes together.
Mr Sackey, now octogenarian, headed Prempeh College from 1985 to 1996.
The leader of the delegation Senior Afrani on behalf of his colleagues expressed their sincere gratitude to Mr Sackey for making an enormous impact on their lives, which has made them what they are today.
The Amanfoo presented an undisclosed amount of money to the former Headmaster.
GNA
The aim of the visit was to enable the Amanfoo find out how their former Headmaster was faring, share fun memories with him and to tap from his rich experience in life.
The delegation included Kwame Oppong Afrani of Homeland Insurance, Liberia, Fred Asafu-Adjaye, Private Consultant, Nana Ofori Addai of Wudmankraft Limited, Stephen Akuoko Jnr, an Economists with the Electricity Company of Ghana, Osei Tutu Agyeman of the Ghana Revenue Authority, Custom Division and Opoku Manu, an Architect.
An elated Mr Sackey expressed his joy over his old students and urged them to remain united and seek to promote each others well being and the welfare of their Alma Mater.
He recounted that during his tenure as a Headmaster the School worn the National Brilliant Science and Mathematics Quiz Competition on three consecutive occasions.
Mr Sackey said he did his best to ensure that the implementation of the three-year Senior Secondary School Programme was successful.
The former Headmaster and his students song the Schools anthem, hymns and shared lots of funs and jokes together.
Mr Sackey, now octogenarian, headed Prempeh College from 1985 to 1996.
The leader of the delegation Senior Afrani on behalf of his colleagues expressed their sincere gratitude to Mr Sackey for making an enormous impact on their lives, which has made them what they are today.
The Amanfoo presented an undisclosed amount of money to the former Headmaster.
GNA
Source: GNA Story
George Bright-Abu
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