NSUTECH 92 Group Donates Ghc 1,000 Each To Former Teachers

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The 1992 year Group of New Nsutam Senior High Technical School (NSUTECH) at Nsutam, near Linda Dor Restaurant on the Kumasi Accra road has graciously, remembered 6 of their former teachers,

The 92 year group’s membership which is within Ghana and Overseas thought it wise not to wait until they are dead and gone before express appreciations to them at their funeral grounds.

The six former teachers include Mr Frimpong (Literature and English teacher), Mr Asante (Maths and Science teacher), Mr Odame (Twi teacher), Mr Okoree (CRS teacher), Mr Sarfo (Economics teacher) and, Mr. Teteyvi (Accounting and Commerce teacher). were presented with Citation and a cash donation of Gh¢1,000.00 each at their separate location of abode.

 

The teachers express appreciate after receiving the Citations and the Cash donation, to the 1992 year Group for their wonderful and not forgotten what they have impacted into their lives saying, this is the first of its kind in the history of their lives, that students have come back to appreciate a teacher’s effort,

They offer prayers of long life and prosperity into the lives of the 92 year group members and also, entreated all other old students year groups in the country to emulate what the 1992 year group of NSUTECH have done,

The former Twi teacher, Mr. Odame expressed appreciations to the 92 old students disclosing that, a lot of students have passed through his hands but none have been able to remember him as the 1992 year group have done.

He however, called on other students to always cast there minds back to where they started so that, they can put a little smile into the faces of their former teachers who are still alive.

Among the 92 group who represented the entire group during the presentation include: Rev E.K Acham, Hon Ps Jacob Appiah, Mr Solomon Adu Gyamfi, Mrs Comfort Hanson and Mrs Rebecca Gyan Danso.

The Citation Reads:
Citation in Honour
“We Sincerely Appreciate you For your Immense Contribution in our Lives.
We thank you
Ye mawo mo ne yo
God bless you ”

 

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