Opening prayer by Chaplain Laryea

The boys stand to pray

AMASS students stand

Meanwhile the cars parked outside

Seniors in the back. As seen on TV, the boys were giving people "fans" on stage.

The Adehyee ladies were enamored of the whole program, saying they were impressed by the meticulous organization of the whole show. They say they loved the speeches of the headmaster and the Senior Prefect. "The Headmaster's speech was excellent, and it touched my heart," one of the ladies said.

The Headmaster delivering his address. He said in his interview with us that his message to Amanfoo is this: "I wish all human beings were the same and knowing that it isn't possible, we have to try and follow the steps of people who have set the precedent such as prempeh.org."

Indeed not not all human beings are the same. Some would rather brag about their wives private parts in public while other cruel ones with stratospheric egos brag about their achievements in an insignificant area of blood-banking and sickle cell management!

A look at the stage; Prof. Akosa's seat was empty. He says he got caught in traffic on the Accra-Kumasi road. He came late.