On behalf of APSEC Old Students' Association (APOSA), we extend our warmest congratulations to Professor Abena Animwaa Yeboah-Banin on her appointment to the Board of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Ghana.
This appointment is a testament to her distinguished leadership and dedicated service to Ghana. We are confident that her wealth of experience in academia and communication will greatly enrich the strategic direction of our national broadcaster.
May this new chapter bring greater impact, and may her contributions help shape the future of public broadcasting in Ghana. We wish her wisdom, strength, and every success as she serves the nation in this new capacity.
Once again, warmest felicitations, Prof!
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Evander Agyenim-Boateng bids for UGSRC presidency
Old student Evander Nana Agyenim-Boateng is on the ballot for President of the University of Ghana Students' Representative Council 2026, campaigning on "A Redefined Focus". The whole family is behind you — #ItsEvanderTime!
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Prof. Lydia Aframea Dankyi invested as 18th Principal
Prof. Lydia Aframea Dankyi has been invested as the 18th Principal of Agogo Presbyterian Women's College of Education, Agogo Asante-Akyem. APOSA joins the college community in celebrating her elevation and wishes her a transformative tenure.
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The 70th Anniversary Store is open
Thirteen keepsakes, one deadline — 20 September. Every order is produced in one platinum batch and delivered about a month later.
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Anniversary committee inaugurated
A 9-member committee chaired by Dr. Obiri Addo will steer the November celebration. Volunteer slots are open.
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Dormitory renovation hits 78%
Roofing complete; beds arrive August. The Class of '84 pledge closed the biggest gap — see the pledge wall.
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Diaspora chapters get official charters
London, Toronto and Atlanta chapters were chartered at the mid-year council — three more are forming.
