Four members of the Kpando Senior High School Old Students’ Association (KOSA) national executive team has paid a courtesy visit to Mr. Paskal A. B. Rois, the Honorary Consul of Indonesia in Ghana.
Leading the delegation was President Tsitsia Jonathan Kwaku Bansah, accompanied by Vice President Tsitsia Elias Kofi Arku, General Secretary Tsitsia Justice Senanu Buoh, and Treasurer Tsitsia Eunice Nyadzro.
During the meeting, President Bansah formally informed Mr. Rois, who is also a proud KOSA member, about the upcoming 70th-anniversary celebration of their Alma Mater, scheduled for Saturday, 11th November 2023. He extended an invitation for Mr. Rois to attend the event as a special guest.
Vice President Tsitsia Arku congratulated Mr. Rois on his appointment as the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Ghana and commended him for bringing pride to Kpando Senior High School, KOSA, and all Voltarians and Ghanaians both locally and internationally.
General Secretary Tsitsia Buoh emphasized the importance of alumni taking a greater interest in the development of their Alma Mater. He highlighted the positive impact of KPASEC on their lives as KOSA members and called for efforts to improve the school beyond their own time.
National Treasurer Tsitsia Nyadzro urged all KOSA members not only to provide financial support for the anniversary’s activities but also to remain dedicated and committed to the goals of KOSA and KPASEC.
Mr. Rois, in response, expressed his gratitude for the honor and encouraged all KOSA members to unite and support the school’s overall development. He described the visit as heartwarming and pledged his commitment and support not only to KOSA’s activities but also to all endeavors aimed at enhancing KPASEC.
Mr. Rois announced his acceptance of the KOSA invitation and assured them that he and his wife, H.E. Mrs. Gifty Etsa Rois, also a proud KOSA member, would attend the 70th-anniversary celebration.
During the meeting, the Honorary Consul shared information about available scholarships and business opportunities from Indonesia, encouraging the KOSA fraternity and all Ghanaians to seize these chances to improve their business and educational prospects.
The discussion primarily focused on the anniversary and the growth of KPASEC. It praised the contributions of the school’s headmaster, staff, and students to its development over the years.
As a gesture of appreciation, Vice President Tsitsia Elias Arku presented Mr. Rois with some anniversary souvenirs, including a 70th Anniversary Cap, a lacoste T-shirt, and a mug.
The upcoming 70th-anniversary celebration will feature a range of activities, including clean-up exercises, tree planting, donations to the Margaret Marquart Catholic Hospital in Kpando, an Inter-house quiz competition, a gospel concert, a marathon, a sports festival, drama performances, Career Guidance and Counselling sessions, interactions with staff and students, a school debate, a cooking competition, a fashion and departmental exhibition, an awards night, a KOSA executive meeting, cadet displays, a candlelight procession, and a bonfire.