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This year’s edition of Luv Fm Skuulz Reunion in Kumasi, promises to draw perhaps the biggest crowd ever seen at a single event in the Garden City.
Participating Old Skuulz folks and various institutions and companies which have associated themselves with the event look forward to a memorable occasion.
Over 70 school associations have registered to fraternize and engage in fun-filled events that evoke feelings of the school days.
Exciting studio performances have already set the tone for this edition of the annual series, since the get-together was introduced in Kumasi.
According to Luv FM’s Kofi Adu Domfeh, the Old Skuulz reunion has been the biggest outdoor event in the garden city.
This edition, the fifth is said to have seen more schools outside the Ashanti Region coming on board.
It has also recorded the highest turnout of true oldies joining the millennium boys and girls for exciting studio appearances.
The event creates a platform for participants to fraternize and re-establish links with old friends and explore other great social and business opportunities.
Story by Kofi Adu Domfeh/Luv FM/Ghana
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