
Audio By Carbonatix
The 1999 Year Group of Saint Martin de Porres School (SMOPA 1999) has donated first aid kits to their alma mater.
The donation forms part of activities to mark the group’s 20th anniversary since they completed the school.
The 14 first aid kits were fixed on all 14 school blocks to complement healthcare delivery in the school. The boxes were presented by Bismark Osibeng and Pearl Darkey on behalf of the SMOPA 99 year group.
Their former teachers, Mr. Odija and Mr. Grant aided in pushing the group to come together for this great caus
Mr. Osibeng said the donation is to enable the school to provide first aid care in case of emergency.
“One thing we were taught, is to be charitable and as a year group, we decided to show our love,” he added.
Mr. Osibeng said they are committed to restocking the first aid kits periodically.
Receiving the donation, Director of St. Martin de Porres School, William Laast, said it is heartwarming the donation has come at the right time for use by students.
He commended the old students association for their continuous support to the school.
“When it comes to SMOPA, all have been amazing; we appreciate all the love and effort you have shown,” he stated.
Mr. Laast said the kits donated by the SMOPA 1999 will help in providing effective first aid for students.
Latest Stories
-
Adom Brands to host ‘Democracy Is Not For Sale’ forum in Takoradi today
1 minute -
Afenyo-Markin says tribunals bill could worsen pressure on suspects to plead guilty
10 minutes -
EOCO bail conditions should not become punitive tool, says Kofi Tonto
18 minutes -
Afenyo-Markin warns tribunal panel structure could expose justice system to abuse
24 minutes -
Tribunals bill could return Ghana to “tsoo Boi” justice – Afenyo-Markin
28 minutes -
24-Hour Economy is about productivity, not round-the-clock work – Goosie Tanoh
31 minutes -
Shift investment to other regions to drive 24-Hour Economy- Ato Gaisie to gov’t
42 minutes -
School bus crash kills at least 20 pupils in Uganda
48 minutes -
NPP condemns one-year jail term for TikToker Camilla Alhassan, says free speech is ‘not a crime’
51 minutes -
Today’s Front pages: Friday, July 17, 2026
1 hour -
Jay Foley returns to music production, hints at releasing star-studded EP
1 hour -
GH¢38.99bn flagged by Auditor-General, but only GH¢12.72bn recovered – PAC Vice Chairman
2 hours -
Davis Opoku proposes AI auditing, contract portal to strengthen public financial accountability
2 hours -
We’ve signed $5.5bn agreements to transform economy, 1.7m jobs to be created – 24-Hour Economy Secretariat
2 hours -
Kumasi-Anwomaso power upgrade to more than double transmission capacity – Energy Minister
2 hours