Santa96 old boys establish the first African Digital Museum in a Senior High School for Adisadel College

The tradition of Adisadel College requires that every year group’s old boys return to give back to the school in some way, whether it’s by renovation or investment in the institution’s infrastructure. The Santa96 year group renovated Canterbury Hall and built the school’s first African digital and multimedia museum for this year’s speech and prize-giving day.

Today’s Speech and Prize Day was a success, with the theme of “Transforming Secondary Education and Preserving History: The Role of Technology.” The Santa96 museum committee was given the monumental task of building a comprehensive multimedia museum that would digitize relics, history, and memorabilia.

The entire Adisadel College showed appreciation for the efforts and the investment made by the Santa96 year group.

The great occasion today was graced by the Omanhene of Ogua Traditional Council Osabarima Kwasi Atta II, Bishop Alexander Kodua Bossman.

 

The two Guests of Honors were Prof. Emeritus Ebo Richardson and Ave Kludze of NASA who delivered speeches on the theme.

The Santa 96 Year group was grateful to Eric Appiah and Daniel Ampofo for creating the museum and the following individuals in the various committees for their contributions:

Organizing Committee Members

1.Frank Addo
2. Dan Phillips
3. Yaw Budu Ankrah
4Thomas Hughes-Amissah
5. Ebo Morton
6. Kwame Sam-Appiah
7. Chris Wiredu
8.James Bossman-Aggrey
9. Timothy Reynolds
10. Richard Crabbe-Martey
11. Nathan Ohene-Gyan
12. Ernest Appiah
13. Richard Lartey
14. Christopher Abbey

Museum Committee
1. Ato Nimoh Brema
2. Duane Aggrey
3. Eric Appiah
4. Daniel Ampofo
5. Joseph Hackman
6. Dan Phillips

Project Committee
1. Kwame Sam Appiah
2. Thomas Hughes-Amissah
3. Prince Kuwornu
4. Nana Gyima Owusu Sekyere
5. Isaac Mensah
6. Joseph Hackman
7. Dan Phillips
8. Ato Nimoh Brema
9. Duane Aggrey

Finance Committee
1. Isaac Mensah
2. Dan Phillips

 

 

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