Government Pledges 66 Seater Bus And 250 Million Cedis Getfund Support As Mfantsipim Marks 150 Years

Government has pledged a 66 seater bus and 250 million cedis GETFund support as Mfantsipim School marks 150 years. The pledge was reported on Saturday, November 14, 2026. The report was published on Saturday, November 14, 2026. The news has sparked huge joy across Ghana. Many Ghanaians say Mfantsipim deserves honour.

According to a report by Graphic Online, government pledged a 66 seater bus and 250 million cedis GETFund support. The report was published on Saturday, November 14, 2026. The report said the pledge was for Mfantsipim School. The report said the school is marking 150 years. The report said the bus will help students. The report said the GETFund support will help projects. The report said government values education. The report said Mfantsipim is a proud school.

Mfantsipim School is one of the oldest and most respected schools in Ghana. According to a report by Graphic Online, the school is in Cape Coast. The report said the school was founded 150 years ago. The report said the school has produced leaders. The report said the school has produced doctors. The report said the school has produced lawyers. The report said the school has produced presidents. The report said the school is a national treasure.

The 150 years celebration brought together old students, teachers, parents and government officials. According to a report by Graphic Online, old students came from far and near. The report said teachers were honoured. The report said parents celebrated. The report said government officials joined. The report said the school sang songs. The report said the school shared memories. The report said the day was full of pride.

The 66 seater bus will help students travel safely. According to a report by Graphic Online, the bus will carry students. The report said the bus will help sports teams. The report said the bus will help excursions. The report said the bus will help competitions. The report said the bus will reduce transport cost. The report said the bus is a gift from government. The report said students welcomed the gift.

The 250 million cedis GETFund support will help school projects. According to a report by Graphic Online, GETFund supports education. The report said the money will help buildings. The report said the money will help classrooms. The report said the money will help dormitories. The report said the money will help laboratories. The report said the money will help the school grow. The report said the school needs more facilities.

In an interview with Ghana News Agency, an official of the Ministry of Education said Mfantsipim is a model school. The official said government will support good schools. He said government wants quality education. He said the Ghana News Agency report shows that government is investing in schools.

Speaking to Joy News, the Headmaster of Mfantsipim thanked government. He said the bus is timely. He said the GETFund support is timely. He said the Joy News interview shows that the school will use the support well.

Madam Efua Mensah at Accra said she sells food at Accra Central Market every day. She said she has a son in senior high school. She said she wants good schools for all children. She said she hopes government will support all schools.

Mr. Kwame Boateng at Kumasi said he is a driver in Kumasi. He said drivers in Kumasi know Mfantsipim is famous. He said drivers want schools to have buses. He said he hopes the bus will help students travel safely.

Mr. Ibrahim Musa at Tamale said he is a teacher in Tamale in the Northern Region. He said teachers in Tamale teach students about Mfantsipim. He said students must learn from great schools. He said he hopes schools in Tamale will also get support.

According to a report by Graphic Online, the celebration marks 150 years of excellence. The report said the school has a rich history. The report said the school has a strong alumni. The report said the school will continue to shine. The report said Ghana is proud. The report said education is the future. The report said the school must keep the flag high.

The Ministry of Education called on all Ghanaians to support schools. The Ministry said education builds the nation. The Ministry said GETFund will support schools. The government asked all Ghanaians to support efforts to build strong schools and a bright future for Ghana children.

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