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The Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) 9th annual engagement series took place at the Ecobank Head Office in Accra.
The programme fostered meaningful dialogues nationally and bring together professionals and stakeholders who embody the value of leadership, service and excellence.
The event is under the theme: '148 years of Advancing Education Excellence in Ghana; The Future.'
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