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OMSU 2006 Year Group to Launch 20th anniversary celebrations and major legacy project for Mawuli School

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OMSU 2006 Year Group to Launch 20th anniversary celebrations and major legacy project for Mawuli School

Ferdinand  | EducationGhana | May 24 | OMSU 2006 Year Group to Launch 20th anniversary celebrations and major legacy project for Mawuli School

 

The 2006 Year Group of the Old Mawuli Students Union (OMSU) has announced the official launch of its 20th-anniversary celebrations, scheduled for June 6, 2026.

Widely regarded as one of the most vibrant cohorts to have passed through the walls of Mawuli School, the group’s upcoming launch will kick off a months-long calendar of activities. The celebrations are set to culminate in a grand homecoming event and the unveiling of a flagship legacy project, which will be presented to the school on October 23, 2026, in Ho.

While organizers have kept the specific details of the project under wraps, they have described it as a significant and lasting contribution designed to substantially benefit the school community. Full details of the infrastructural or educational intervention are expected to be disclosed in the coming weeks.

OMSU 2006 Year Group to Launch 20th Anniversary Celebrations, Unveils Plans for Major Project at Mawuli School

Old student associations across Ghana continue to play a critical role in sustaining the quality of secondary education. By providing essential resources for teaching, learning, and improving student social wellbeing, alumni cohorts have frequently stepped in to augment government efforts. The OMSU 2006 Year Group’s anniversary project aims to firmly extend this long-standing tradition.

This milestone announcement follows closely on the heels of Mawuli School’s massive 75th-anniversary celebrations, which dominated national headlines in October 2025. By gathering the alumni network in Ho on October 23, the 2006 Year Group intends to keep the school in the national spotlight and celebrate two decades of impact, friendship, and giving back.

OMSU 2006 Year Group to Launch 20th Anniversary Celebrations, Unveils Plans for Major Project at Mawuli School

According to the anniversary planning committee, further details regarding the venue for the June launch, the pre-anniversary event calendar, and packages for the main celebration weekend will be communicated to all members in due course.

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