The top three Prempeh Cadet Corps officials who coordinated and led the boys to Daboya in 1980. From left to right: Michael "Angola Seaman" Donkor, Cadet WOI; His Excellency the Honourable Adomako Ampomah "Ichibodas" (G'berg 80) and Kwabena "Avoh" Manful (OT '83) in their civilian uniforms planning for Daboya.

L-R: Avoh, Berchie (Aggrey '81) and Angola Seaman (OT '84), waiting for their air force flight in 1980 at Kumasi Airport to go to Daboya via Tamale. They were sitting on the only military suitcases allowed for the trip.

Prempeh Cadets getting into the air force plane at the Kumasi Airport on their way to Daboya in the Northern Region of Ghana for four weeks intensive military training in 1980.

Angola Seaman practising how to jump from a height at Daboya.

Prempeh cadets being congratulated by Sgt. Major at the Tamale Airport while waiting for their flight to return to Kumasi.

Cadet Officer Adu Poku presenting Michael Darkwa Atta of OT with his Certificate of Achievement in the Cadet. Next to Darkwa is Senior Opae Tete, Aggrey '82, and Angola Seaman in the middle clapping.

Angola Seaman and Avoh on their first day back at Prempeh Armoury following intensive military training at Daboya in the Northern Region of Ghana.

A proud cadet. Angola Seaman standing tall after a successfull intensive training at Daboya in 1980.

Coolest man on campus. Avoh relaxing after Daboya Training.

Angola boarding the airforce flight to daboya for 4 weeks of military training. Behind him is Addo S. of OT ('80). The picture was taken at the Kumasi Airport.

Is this an acceptable photo for a passport? Angola Seaman.