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1986 OAA launches 40th anniversary legacy project

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Some members of OAA 1986 in a group picture

 THE 1986 Old Achimotan Association (OAA) has launched its 40th anni­versary legacy project with a firm commitment to give back to their alma mater while honouring the clergy who guided their spiritual journey.

The colourful ceremony, held on Sunday, September 28, at the Aggrey Chapel, brought together Old Achimo­tans across generations, including the 1976 and 2001 year groups, the school’s leadership, clergy, students, and well-wishers.

President of OAA 1986 year group Mrs Sena Siaw-Boateng dancing with other year mates

The event dubbed “an evening of hymns, psalms and worship was held un­der the theme “Honouring our clergy.”

The group would refurbish the Aggrey Chapel, a spiritual landmark at the heart of the school. Other initiatives include a donation to the Achimota School endow­ment fund, a cadet career training and mentorship programme, and an environ­mental greening campaign to promote sustainability on campus.

A section of students at the event

President of the 1986 Year Group, Ms Sena Siaw-Boateng, said the milestone celebration was not only about recon­necting but also about leaving a legacy that reflects the enduring values of Achimota.

1986 anniversary choir and friends ministering

“You were more than priests, pastors, or chaplains to us, you were our shep­herds, counsellors, and second parents. Because of your dedication, we learned that true education is not only of the mind, but also of the heart and soul,” she said.

She also expressed gratitude to the school’s leadership, the OAA Projects Committee, co-celebrating year groups, and families of departed colleagues for their unwavering support in bringing the vision to life.

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Archbishop Charles Palmer-Buckle cutting the tape to commission the project

Dr Ernest Ofori Sarpong, hailed the 1986 year group’s commitment to ser­vice and called on old students across generations to emulate the gesture.

“The Legacy Project is not merely about brick and mortar, it is a symbol, a bridge between generations,” he said.

He urged current students to take inspiration from the project, noting that Achimota’s enduring mission of unity, discipline, and service requires collec­tive responsibility.

The programme was interspersed with music from the Aggrey Chapel Choir, gospel artist Perez Musik, and the 1986 anniversary choir and friends.

 By Esinam Jemima Kuatsinu

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