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OAA 2002 Year Group supports 18 children in annual back-to-school drive

Dr Ernest Gyimah Agyemang also expressed his appreciation to the Year Group for its generosity and continued support for the children Beyond the financial and material assistance, the initiative embodies the Akora spirit of community, compassion and solidarity.
Organised under the Children’s Fund and Peer Emergency Assistance Fund (PEAF), the initiative marks the second edition of the Year Group’s annual Back-to-School Drive, which was introduced under the leadership of the Year Group President, Emmanuel Addo.
Speaking on behalf of the President, Vice President Bernice Koranteng reaffirmed the Year Group’s commitment to sustaining the initiative annually and supporting the children throughout their educational journey.
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