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5/23/2025, 9:59:52 PM

*PREMIERES ON MONDAY 26TH MAY, 2025 @ 6:00PM*

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5/23/2025, 7:02:23 PM

*PREMIERES ON MONDAY 26TH MAY, 2025 @ 6:00PM* ________________________________________________ More than just a farm—this is where education meets the earth. At Presec-Legon, our school farm is a living, growing space where students learn by doing, building skills in agriculture, sustainability, and self-reliance. 🎥 Step into our world in this short documentary and witness how we’re planting the seeds for a smarter, greener tomorrow. #PresecLegon #SchoolFarm #FutureFarmers #AgricultureEducation #HandsOnLearning #GrowingTheFuture _________________________________________________ https://youtu.be/5GNOk8aoMM8

ƆDADEƐ - PRESEC ALUMNI

5/26/2025, 10:11:57 AM

*Ɔdadeɛ Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong: Keynote Speaker at the Prestigious Oxford University Africa Society Conference 2025* When you speak of excellence, vision, and transformative leadership in Africa and beyond, the name Ɔdadeɛ Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong rings with undeniable authority. As the Global President of the PRESEC Old Boys’ Association (Ɔdadeɛ), Dr. Ofori Sarpong is not just a proud alumnus—he is living proof of the school’s legacy of greatness, embodying the values, grit, and brilliance that PRESEC instills in its students. From the lecture halls of Legon, Ghana to boardrooms in Harvard, USA and now to international platforms of repute, Dr. Ofori Sarpong’s journey is a testament to the far-reaching influence of the Ɔdadeɛ spirit. His presidency of the Old Boys’ Association is marked not only by strategic advancement and unity among alumni globally, but also by his personal elevation to global status—proving that being a PRESECAN is not just an identity, but a launchpad to greatness. Last Saturday, Dr. Ofori Sarpong was honored as Keynote Speaker at the prestigious Oxford University Africa Society Conference 2025, where he delivered a stirring address on Entrepreneurship in Africa: Opportunities and Challenges. In a room filled with global policymakers, thought leaders, and future African trailblazers, he challenged the narrative of limitation and boldly cast a vision of empowered youth entrepreneurship as the engine for Africa’s transformation. His words were not merely theoretical—they came from a deep well of personal success, resilience, and innovation. It is no surprise that every prestigious institution now seeks his presence—whether to deliver keynote speeches, inspire young leaders, or lend his credibility to their causes. From Africa to the global stage, Dr. Ofori Sarpong has become a man whose name carries weight and whose words ignite action. But even amid his global rise, he remains deeply connected to his roots. His leadership within the PRESEC fraternity has elevated the image of the school and rekindled a deep sense of pride among all Ɔdadeɛfoɔ. Whether championing initiatives, mentoring the next generation, or leveraging his network to uplift his alma mater, Dr. Ofori Sarpong exemplifies the school’s motto: In Lumine Tuo Videbimus Lumen — In Thy Light We Shall See Light. He is more than a business mogul; he is a torchbearer of the Ɔdadeɛ legacy on the world stage. His life is a bold declaration that PRESEC doesn’t just produce scholars—it molds global changemakers. *Ɔdadeɛ Communications Directorate*

ƆDADEƐ - PRESEC ALUMNI

5/23/2025, 9:59:53 PM

*PREMIERES ON MONDAY 26TH MAY, 2025 @ 6:00PM*

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5/16/2025, 12:48:23 PM

*Ɔdadeɛ Kenneth Ghartey Shines on the Global Stage with Top Prize in PhD Insolvency Law Workshop* Great news is sweeping through the Ɔdadeɛ fraternity and beyond as Ɔdadeɛ Kenneth Ghartey, a proud alumnus of Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC), Legon — Class of 2004 — has emerged First Prize Winner for Research Presentations at the prestigious Stichting Bob Wessels Insolvency Law Collection (BWILC) PhD Workshop, held at the historic Leiden University in the Netherlands from 7th to 8th May 2025. Kenneth, who studied General Arts during his time at PRESEC, has always been a beacon of brilliance. During his student days, he was a force to reckon with — winning multiple academic awards during Speech and Prize-Giving Day events, including top honours in Literature, Government, and Overall Best in General Arts. His sharp intellect, disciplined work ethic, and passion for legal thought were evident even back then — qualities that PRESEC honed through its rigorous academic environment and unrelenting spirit of excellence. At the BWILC PhD Workshop, Kenneth’s award-winning presentation was titled: “Arbitral Modified Universalism: Arbitration in Aid of the Universalist Enterprise in Cross-Border Insolvencies”. Drawn from a chapter of his doctoral thesis, his research proposes a bold new legal framework called Arbitral Modified Universalism (AMU). In it, he reimagines the role of arbitration not just as a tool for resolving insolvency-related disputes, but as a primary mechanism for managing entire cross-border insolvency processes — offering speed, efficiency, and flexibility. His innovative ideas impressed an esteemed panel of scholars including Dr Jennifer L.L. Gant and Professors Stephan Madaus, Paul Omar, Joeri Vananroye, Reinout Vriesendorp, and the legendary Bob Wessels himself. Kenneth expressed deep gratitude to the organisers of the workshop for the opportunity and praised the warm, intellectually stimulating environment created for young scholars to share and refine their ideas. He also celebrated his fellow presenters and congratulated other awardees. His achievement is yet another testament to the world-class training PRESEC provides its students — nurturing not only academic excellence but also global changemakers. The entire Ɔdadeɛ family celebrates Kenneth’s stellar accomplishment and looks forward to the future impact of his groundbreaking work in international insolvency law. Blue Magic continues to conquer! 💙💪🏾 Ɔdadeɛ Kenneth Ghartey, we salute you!

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5/23/2025, 9:59:53 PM

*PREMIERES ON MONDAY 26TH MAY, 2025 @ 6:00PM*

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5/27/2025, 1:11:24 PM

🚀*Loading… Conversations Under The Baobab Tree 2.0*🚀 The PRESEC Old Boys’ Association (Ɔdadeɛ) is proud to announce the upcoming return of Conversations Under The Baobab Tree—a national platform designed to foster insightful dialogue, thought leadership, and meaningful connections across generations of Ɔdadeɛ. Join us as we explore impactful conversations that shape our community and drive progress. 🔹 Powered by heritage. Driven by purpose. 🔹 Stay tuned for updates. #Ɔdadeɛ #LeadershipThroughLegacy #BaobabConversations #PRESECAlumni #InThyLightWeShallSeeLight 🌐 www.odadee.net 📘 Ɔdadeɛ - PRESEC Alumni 📸 @odadee_official 🐦 @presecalumni

ƆDADEƐ - PRESEC ALUMNI

5/27/2025, 7:51:42 AM

*PREMIERES ON MONDAY 26TH MAY, 2025 @ 6:00PM* ________________________________________________ More than just a farm—this is where education meets the earth. At Presec-Legon, our school farm is a living, growing space where students learn by doing, building skills in agriculture, sustainability, and self-reliance. 🎥 Step into our world in this short documentary and witness how we’re planting the seeds for a smarter, greener tomorrow. #PresecLegon #SchoolFarm #FutureFarmers #AgricultureEducation #HandsOnLearning #GrowingTheFuture _________________________________________________ https://youtu.be/5GNOk8aoMM8

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5/19/2025, 3:54:56 PM

*Ɔdadeɛ Surv. Anthony Mallen Ntiador (’95 Year Group) Appointed Deputy Executive Secretary (Operations) of the Lands Commission* It is with great pride that we celebrate one of our own—Ɔdadeɛ Surv. Anthony Mallen Ntiador of the Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC), Legon, 1995 year group—on his appointment as the Deputy Executive Secretary (Operations) of the Lands Commission. In this new role, he will support the Executive Secretary in driving the implementation of the Commission’s decisions under the directives of the National Lands Commission. A true embodiment of the PRESEC spirit of Discipline, Diligence and Dedication, Anthony’s journey to this national leadership position is deeply rooted in the values and excellence instilled in him during his days on the Legon Hill. His unwavering commitment to nation-building and innovation is a testament to the PRESEC brand—developing minds to impact generations. With over 20 years of professional experience, Ɔdadeɛ Anthony has earned a reputation as a trailblazer in land management and digital transformation. His fingerprints are on some of Ghana’s most impactful public sector innovations, including the eJustice Project, digitization efforts at the Attorney General’s office, and the automation of the Births and Deaths Registry. As CEO of TGTS Africa and a Fellow of the Ghana Institution of Surveyors, he has led numerous initiatives in Geospatial Technology and Enterprise Resource System Solutions, powering projects like the DVLA’s Private Vehicle Testing Station platform and Multimedia Ghana’s elections results application. An alumnus of KNUST and a global scholar with advanced training from institutions in Germany, including a Master of Science in Land Management and Administration from the Technical University of Munich, Anthony’s expertise is internationally respected, having worked with FAO, GIZ, and the World Bank. Yet, it is not only his technical brilliance that stands out. Anthony’s commitment to service is seen in his roles as Presiding Elder at the James McKeown Worship Centre in Adenta and as Chairman of the PTA of Pentecost Preparatory School. A certified counselor and active community leader, he continues to impact lives beyond his professional sphere. Indeed, it is no coincidence that such a leader was formed at PRESEC—where light is born to shine. Ɔdadeɛ Anthony’s appointment is not just a personal achievement but a reaffirmation of the transformative power of the PRESEC legacy. We are confident that with his leadership, the Lands Commission will experience new heights of operational excellence and innovation. We move forward knowing that wherever an Ɔdadeɛ is placed, excellence follows. *Ɔdadeɛ Communications Directorate*