Leadership
Emmanuel Paul Owusu
Class of 1983
President
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About UPOSA
University Practice Old Students Association
Association identity
The old students network built around service, memory, and school progress.
UPOSA exists to keep University Practice old students organized, useful, and connected to the school that shaped them.
Association brief
What UPOSA carries forward
5000+Alumni members
50+Years of legacy
20+Projects completed
1976School founded
Mission and vision
The operating principles behind the association.
UPOSA
Mission
To foster a strong network of University Practice Senior High School alumni, dedicated to supporting the development of our alma mater, empowering members through professional growth opportunities, and contributing positively to the communities we serve.
UPOSA
Vision
To be the most vibrant and impactful alumni association in Ghana, recognized for our unwavering commitment to educational excellence, member welfare, and sustainable development of University Practice Senior High School.
Our history
A school story carried by many year groups.
UPOSA’s history is not just nostalgia. It is a record of old students choosing to stay connected to one another and useful to the school.
The beginning
The University Practice Old Students Association (UPOSA) was established to bring together all alumni of University Practice Senior High School (formerly University Practice Secondary School). The association was born out of the need for old students to give back to their alma mater and to create a platform for networking and mutual support.
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Over the years, UPOSA has grown from a small group of dedicated alumni to a thriving international association with chapters across Ghana and abroad. The association has been instrumental in numerous projects that have transformed the school.
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Today, UPOSA continues to be a beacon of hope for current students and a source of pride for alumni, upholding the school motto and traditions that have defined generations of graduates.
The journey continues through today’s members, executives, and year-group council.
What we do
Practical service lanes.
UPOSA works through a few practical lanes, so members can see where their time, dues, and goodwill create visible support.
Join the network01
Education support
Funding scholarships, learning materials, academic programs, and practical school needs.
Service lane
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Mentorship
Connecting students and young alumni with old students who can guide their next step.
Service lane
03
Donations and fundraising
Turning alumni goodwill into visible projects, infrastructure, and student welfare support.
Service lane
04
Networking
Keeping year groups, executives, chapters, and professional connections active.
Service lane
Executive team
The leadership structure steering UPOSA forward.
Leadership
Core Executive
Core Executive
Nana Akosua Gyamfiaba II
Class of 1981
Vice President
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Core Executive
Efua Sekyiwa Assan
Class of 2000
Secretary
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Officers
Officers
Geoffrey Nanah
Class of 2012
Assistant Secretary
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Officers
Robert Ofori Abosompim
Class of 2000
Treasurer
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Officers
Dr. Samuel Jabez Arkaifie
Class of 2004
Organiser
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Committee & Chapter Leads
Committee & Chapter Leads
Francis Dawson
Class of 2005
Assistant Organiser
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Committee & Chapter Leads
Derrick Ofori Kwafo
Class of 2002
Coordinator
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Committee & Chapter Leads
Alfred Atom Prah
Class of 1996
Executive Member
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Committee & Chapter Leads
Kwamena Duncan Dennis
Ex-Officio Member
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Year-group council
Representation across the old students community.
Council members keep year groups visible, reachable, and part of the association’s decision-making rhythm.
Council registry
40
Year groups
69
Council reps
Year group
1981
Coleman William Gyedu
Nana Kwow E Richardson
Year group
1982
Jonathan Nortey
Nana Akosua Gyamfiaba
Year group
1983
Victor Yankey
Florence Ghapson
Year group
1984
Nkana Appiah Kum
Sophia Blankson
Year group
1985
Joseph Kwesi Biney
Year group
1986
Stephen Aidoo
Vida Acquah
Year group
1987
John Sammah
Joanna Martha Holdbrook
Year group
1989
Isaiah Boafo
Rosemary Mensah
Year group
1991
Dr. Agartha Ohemeng
Year group
1992
John Minnow
Isaac Kwesi Appiah
Year group
1993
Dr. Samuel Amoako
Bernard Blay Mensah
Year group
1995
Shirley Dawson
Year group
1996
Nicholas Oduro Baah
Yvonne Barnieh
Year group
1997
Prince Charles
Faustina Sagoe
Year group
1998
Ebenezer Konstantine Anku
Edith Forson
Year group
1999
Anthony Kwesi Botchway
Year group
2000
Oteng Nketia
Bernice Yaa Nyarkoah
Year group
2001
Dr. Ebo Amuah
Year group
2002
Ishmael Arthur
Lucy Attram
Year group
2003
Lovinna Yankson
Regina Baaba Arkoh
Year group
2004
Samuel Arkafie Jabez
Contact pending
Year group
2005
Bartholomew Eduku
David Nii-okai
Year group
2006
Ntow Kwaku Kwayisi
Year group
2007
Comfort Abakah
Dauda Quansah
Year group
2008
Michael Essien
Nina Danso
Year group
2009
Frederick Bankole
Ibrahim Alhassan
Year group
2011
Albert Kayang
Winnie Abena A. Anim
Year group
2012
Geoffrey Nanah
Jennifer Odame Darkwah
Year group
2013 (3 Years)
Emmanuel Arkaifie
Samuel Kojo Afful
Year group
2013 (4 years)
Hetty Challey Cudjoe
Year group
2014
Prince Prah
Kingsford Ennim
Year group
2015
Abubakar Abdul Mumin
Elizabeth Assefuah
Year group
2016
Benjamin Michael Dadzie
Year group
2018
Anthony Eshun
Myra Dora Annobil
Year group
2019
Nana Yaw Osei
Maame Efua Arhin
Year group
2020
Samuel Bentum Yawson
Samuella Esi Arhin Tachie
Year group
2021
Collete Abena Frimpong
Year group
2022
Godfred Ofosu
Wendy Adjeley Adjei
Year group
2023
Justice Enyam Dey
Year group
2024
Issabella Amoako
Constitution and bylaws
The governance framework behind the association.
The UPOSA Constitution outlines the governance structure, membership guidelines, and operational procedures of the association. All members are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these documents.
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