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A delegation from the Mfantsipim School Old Boys Association (MOBA 2001) paid a courtesy visit to their member and colleague, Mr. Nana Yaw Amponsah, on Wednesday evening to officially congratulate him on his appointment as CEO of Kumasi Asante Kotoko.
The team, which was led by its Executives, took the opportunity to celebrate and honor the CEO for his personal achievements and his contributions to the development of sport in the country.
He was presented with a plaque and decorated with a beautiful MOBA band, personalized with his name.
Exalting the achievements of Mfantsipim Old Boys around the world, MOBA 2001 President Dr. Ken Amaniampong expressed his gratitude to its members and to the CEO in particular for fulfilling the prophecy of Rev. Lockhart (director 1925 – 1932).
And he quoted: “In a few years, the people of this country will be amazed at the number of influential citizens who owe allegiance to this school.”
For his part, Mr. Nana Yaw Amponsah, who was visibly very moved, expressed his greatest thanks for the recognition and honor that was done to him.
He described the support he received from the group in the past when he competed for the top position in the GFA.
He also took the occasion to reaffirm his commitment to fulfill his longstanding commitment to contribute to the construction of artificial grass at Mfantsipim school.
In a closing speech, the Group’s Secretary for Advertising and Organization, Mr. Divine Ackuayi, thanked everyone for honoring the invitation to celebrate his well-deserved partner, Champion, as he is affectionately called among the fraternity.
Other members present were Mr. Fiifi Sam Awortwi (Veep), Mr. Colbert Tagoe (Financial Secretary), Mr. Emmanuel Duku, Mr. Francis Ocran, Mr. Kofi Essel and Mr. Morgan Acquah.
By: Mykel Duah Alonso
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