By Frank Kwame Abbor
Kpando, Nov. 09, GNA – Mr Sebastian Deh, the Member of Parliament (MP) of Kpando, has commended the 2001-year group of the Kpando Old Students Association (KOSA) for supporting academic excellence and infrastructure development at Kpando Senior High School.
He made the commendation at the school’s Speech and Prize-Giving Day, organised by KOSA 2001 to mark its 25th anniversary, on the theme: “Advancing Academic Excellence through Discipline and Innovation: A Collective Responsibility.”
Mr Deh praised the old students for returning to support their alma mater and acknowledged the contributions of key benefactors, including Mr Eric Seddy Kutortse, the Chairman of First Sky Group, and Mr Nyatefe Ayibor, for their continued support for the school.
He highlighted interventions facilitated through his office and other stakeholders, including the roofing of the school canteen, the donation and installation of streetlights, and the ongoing construction of an 18-unit classroom block.
The MP reaffirmed his commitment to the development of the school and the wider Kpando Constituency, particularly the reconstruction of major township roads, which he said had gained considerable attention.
He congratulated students who received awards and encouraged them to uphold discipline, describing it as a foundation for academic excellence and responsible citizenship.
Mr Deh also expressed his readiness to collaborate with KOSA and other stakeholders to advance development initiatives in the constituency, while using the occasion to convey a solidarity message from OMSU to KOSA.
The MP thanked the Headmaster, the school’s Board, KOSA Global, KOSA 2001 and other stakeholders for their support, saying collective efforts were essential to improving educational standards and infrastructure in Kpando.
He said: “When they shine, Kpando shines.”
Mr Charles Evans Apreku, the Headmaster of Kpando Senior High School, popularly known as Togbui Boateng, expressed gratitude to the MP for his contribution to the development of the school.
GNA
Edited by Maxwell Awumah/ Christabel Addo