Monday 23rd September is expected to be a holiday, so our kick off event will start at 3pm.

There will be diverse snacks and assorted refreshments on offer, and some special activities to get the reunion warmed up. The location of our exclusive event venue is 16 Kente Mbli Street.  More info soon…

As mentioned previously, we will gather at the Legon Stadium at 7:30, and leave our cars there (University security will watch over our cars whilst we are away).  It will be an active day, so footwear choices should reflect that (trainers are recommended).  We will have more energetic activities before lunch, and more laid back pursuits after eating.  We plan to leave in the early evening to be back at Legon before nightfall.  So it will essentially be a whole day affair.

Three weeks from now, a team of us (24 of us have registered) will visit the Remar Orphanage at Nsawam.  The plan is to meet at the Legon Stadium at 8.30am and set off to Nsawam by bus.  Parking for our cars has been arranged at the Stadium, and the University security will look after our cars in our absence.  We expect to be back by 2pm or so, and may proceed to the Basement at Legon for lunch (at our own individual cost).

 Please keep the donations coming – we are expecting that there will also be a surplus from the Freewill Contributions to ensure that we have a good donation for both Remar Orphanage and the POWERAID scholarship fund.  🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

A Culinary Journey Awaits…

We invite you to embark on a gastronomic adventure, where every bite tells a story and every flavour transports you to a new destination. Our culinary dining experience is designed to delight your senses and leave you with unforgettable memories involving  a 7 course meal covering the various  cultural and ethnic regions and each paired with expertly selected local beverages and dessert. Each Course is accompanied by  musical interludes to complete the cultural experience, with a warm and inviting atmosphere, designed to make you feel at home.

PART 1:  Gambaga to Accra

1st Stop: Gambaga

– Tuo Zaafi & Ayoyoo

– Tuo Shinkafa with grilled akonfem

  Drink = Frafra Pito (Sorghum beer)

2nd Stop: Ashanti

– Ampesi & Abom

  Drink = prekesse Brukutu shots

3rd Stop: Greater Accra

–  Ga Kenkey & fish

–  Apapransa

–  Garifoto

    Drink = Lamugin / Asaana

Part 2: Wiawso to Keta

4th Stop: Wiawso

–  Mini fufu with Goat light soup

    Drink = coconut Water

5th Stop: Cruise along the Coast

–  Acheke

–  Fante Fante with Fante Kenkey

–  Tatale & Aboboi

    Drink = Sobolo with Ginger

6th Stop: Keta

–  Bobitadi & Aboloo

–  Fetridetsi & Akple

    Drink = Palm Wine

Bonus 7th course: Dessert

A Royal Indigenous dessert plate highlighting street snacks and sweets like Atadwe (Tigernut ), Nkate Cake, Kulikuli, Dakua and many more.

Flights and Cruise is provided by Chefsway @Hyde Gardens, Dzorwulu 41 Norley Rd, Accra (https://www.instagram.com/hydegarden_/?hl=en)

Come and indulge your senses in a culinary experience like no other.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Chefsway Culinary Experience.

Sunset at Labadi Beach…

The climax of our celebration begins with welcome drinks @sunset, then after an ‘opening ceremony’ that will put the Olympics to shame, we will proceed to have our *celebratory 3-course meal*.  There will be some special activities towards the end of the meal, before we cut the cake, take our pictures and dance the night away…

Good Food

  Good Music

      Good Company!!!!

We have lots to be thankful over these 60 years plus, and with the help of the PMI choir and musicians, GC will be expressing thanks to God for his grace in five weeks time by singing Diana Hamilton’s “Adom”.  So if you have never sang it, here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0sF0bTgh7M

It is not to be missed…..!