Thomas Fianu (2nd from right), President of OMSU 1994-96 year group, handing over the keys to the facility to Benjamin Dei, Headmaster of Mawuli School, while other members of the year group cheer on

Old Mawuli students support alma mater

Alberto Mario Noretti Nov - 01 - 2025 , 09:57 2 minutes read

Members of the 1994-96 year group of the Old Mawuli Students Union (OMSU) have built a 20-seater modern toilet for their alma mater.

“This legacy project was executed through the collective efforts of our members in Ghana and the Diaspora,” said the President of the group, Thomas Fianu, as he handed over the keys to the GH¢262,000 facility to the headmaster, Benjamin Dei, on the campus on Friday (October 24).

The handover ceremony took place during the just-ended 75th anniversary celebration of the school.

Gesture

The president of the year group said the gesture was to give back meaningfully to the institution that shaped the lives of its members, and leave behind a legacy that would serve future generations of Mawuli School.

Mr Fianu said the structure symbolised the bond of unity among members of the year group and their commitment to the well-being of the school.

“We believe it will go a long way to improve hygiene and sanitation on the campus and enhance the well-being of the students,” he added.

Mr Fianu urged members of the 1994-96 OMSU year group to continue to support their alma mater in various ways to maintain its sterling image, saying serving one’s alma mater was definitely service to God.

The leader of the North America branch of the year-group, Frank Sowu, said by its proximity to the football field, the unisex facility would be useful during sports events on the campus.