The Mawuli Basic and Nana Andoh Junior High School Old Students Association (MANAOSA) has donated learning and sporting equipment to its alma mater at Sefwi Asawinso in the Western North Region.
The association explained that the two schools played a significant role in shaping its members into the individuals they are today, making the donation an opportunity to give back to the institutions that laid the foundation for their success.
Speaking during the presentation, the President of the association, Apostle Seth Gakpetor, said the schools had contributed immensely to their lives and that it was time for them to give back by supporting the younger generation.
He explained that the initiative was aimed at providing current students with some of the educational opportunities and resources that members of the association did not have during their school days.
Apostle Gakpetor said the donation included a printer, 1,000 exercise books, pens, mathematical sets, a projector, a laptop, jerseys and footballs.
He encouraged the students to take advantage of the opportunities available to them, study hard and grow into responsible future leaders.
He further urged them to respect school authorities and remain obedient, stressing that discipline and commitment to education were essential to achieving success.
Apostle Gakpetor also advised parents and guardians to prioritise investing in their children’s education, describing it as one of the best investments they could make.
He urged families to channel their resources into their children’s future rather than spending excessively on funeral clothes and other social activities at the expense of education.
The Secretary of the association, Prophet Dr. Wisdom Aha, also encouraged the students to take their education seriously, noting that attending a private school does not automatically guarantee a better future.
He said members of MANAOSA attended the same schools but had grown to become apostles, prophets, engineers and professionals, with some travelling abroad and making significant progress in life.
He urged the students to stay away from drug abuse and alcohol, remain focused on their studies and work towards becoming responsible members of society.
Prophet Dr. Aha also appealed to other old students to join hands with the association to support the development of their alma mater and improve the quality of education for future generations.
