Accra: The Accra Academy 1980 Year Group, affectionately known as Bleoo '80, has generously donated a variety of medications along with an undisclosed monetary contribution to their alma mater in celebration of the forty-fifth anniversary of their enrollment in the institution. This thoughtful gesture was marked by a brief ceremony held on the school campus.
According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Robert Kofigah, the President of Bleoo '80, expressed that the donation was driven by the group's commitment to enhancing the well-being of both students and staff at the academy. 'Today marks exactly 45 years since we entered this great school, and we are grateful for everything Accra Academy has made us. We believe this is the time to give back in a meaningful way,' he remarked, emphasizing the essential link between good health and academic success. Kofigah noted that ensuring students have a healthy environment is crucial for their academic focus.
Mr. Kofigah also highlighted Bleoo '80's ongoing support for Accra Academy, mentioning their involvement in significant projects like the construction of the Northgate. He assured the school of the group's continued dedication to strengthening the institution's brand and legacy.
Receiving the donation on behalf of Accra Academy, Mr. Kofi Yesu, Assistant Headmaster for Administration, expressed heartfelt gratitude to Bleoo '80. 'We are so grateful that after 45 years, Bleoo '80 has remembered their alma mater in such a remarkable way. This donation will go a long way to support the health needs of our students and staff,' he stated. Mr. Yesu commended the group's dedication and urged current students to draw inspiration from their actions, highlighting the importance of loyalty and service.
Mr. Yesu further noted that the donation serves as a testament to the enduring bonds formed at Accra Academy, urging other year groups to continue supporting the school in various ways.
