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Welcome to the live updates of the 4th Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) annual engagement series.
The event, which will start at 5:30pm on Wednesday, is on the theme: “Quality Education and the Quest for Global Competitiveness.”
Speakers: Nana Kobina Nketsia, MOBA ‘69, Oman hen of Essikado Traditional Area; Robert Gardiner Daniels, MOBA ‘79, ICT Consultant (STEM); Alexander Mensa Hagan, MOBA ‘89, Minerals Resource Director and Deputy General Manager, Norgold (SOMITA) in Burkina Faso (Governance); and Kofi Safo Akyea MOBA ‘99, Regional Marketing Manager, Anglophone – West Africa, MoneyGram, (Business & Finance).
The moderator is Prof. Philip Ebow Bondzi Simpson, MOBA’78, GIMPA Rector.
The MOBA Annual Engagement Series was instituted in 2016 with the objective of creating awareness and encouraging debate in the public domain on matters of national interest and to serve as MOBA’s contribution towards the development of Ghana.
Mfantsipim, established by the Methodist Church in 1876, is noted for the leading role “Old Boys” of the school have played in giving service and leadership in various areas to Ghana and the world at large. This is seen as a measure of the value of the School and a manifestation of the vision of the founding fathers.
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