Kpando MP Commends KOSA 2001 Group for Driving Infrastructure and Academic Excellence at Alma Mater

Mr. Sebastian Deh, the Member of Parliament for Kpando, has lauded the 2001-year group of the Kpando Old Students Association (KOSA) for their unwavering commitment to academic excellence and infrastructure development at Kpando Senior High School. The commendation was delivered during the school’s Speech and Prize-Giving Day, which also marked the group's 25th-anniversary milestone. Held under the theme “Advancing Academic Excellence through Discipline and Innovation: A Collective Responsibility,” the event brought together key stakeholders, alumni, and school leadership to celebrate achievements and chart a path forward for the institution.

​During the celebration, Mr. Deh praised the alumni for returning to invest in their alma mater, while also acknowledging major benefactors such as Mr. Eric Seddy Kutortse, Chairman of First Sky Group, and Mr. Nyatefe Ayibor for their continuous generosity. Highlighting ongoing infrastructural interventions, the MP detailed collaborative efforts through his office that include roofing the school's canteen, installing streetlights, and advancing the construction of an 18-unit classroom block. He reaffirmed his dedication to constituency-wide development, pointing out that critical regional projects, such as the reconstruction of major township roads, are receiving urgent attention.

​Addressing the students, Mr. Deh congratulated award winners and emphasized that personal and academic success rests fundamentally on discipline and responsibility. He stressed that collective multi-stakeholder collaboration—spanning the school board, headmaster, global old student networks, and local leadership—is indispensable for elevating educational standards. Echoing a powerful sense of regional pride, he noted, “When they shine, Kpando shines,” pledging his continued partnership with KOSA to drive further growth.

​The sentiment of gratitude was echoed by the Headmaster of Kpando Senior High School, Mr. Charles Evans Apreku (popularly known as Togbui Boateng), who expressed sincere appreciation to the MP and alumni for their consistent support. As the anniversary celebrations concluded, the event underscored how active alumni participation and strong local leadership can synergize to create sustainable improvements, ensuring that Kpando Senior High School remains a beacon of learning and opportunity for future generations.

@Volta Today