B5 Plus Group in collaboration with DPS International School in Tema, has announced a scholarship package for children of the victims of the August 6 helicopter crash.
At a brief but solemn ceremony at the Jubilee House to announce the package to the Presidency today, the Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, described the gesture as “a true act of corporate responsibility and compassion.”
Mukesh Thakwani, Chief Executive Officer of B5 Plus Limited presenting the scholarship to Julius Debrah, the Chief of Staff.
The scholarship package is extensive: two children of each victim will receive full educational support at DPS International School in Tema, covering tuition, uniforms, and boarding, all the way to ‘A’ Level.
Beyond academics, the school is known for nurturing resilience, excellence, and global opportunities.
The Presidential Advisor on Legal Affairs, Marietta Brew, lauded the initiative, calling it “a priceless investment in the future.” She praised DPS International as one of Ghana’s top institutions, producing world-class graduates.
She recalled that her niece excelled at DPS, and noted the shining example of Oheneba Kwame Kyeretwie, son of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, now at Wesleyan University, USA, studying Astronomy after graduating with distinction.
“This act will be greatly welcomed by His Excellency the President,” she said.
