Anloga, Volta Region — In a remarkable display of unity, experience, and vision, Zion College (ZICO) proudly unveils its newly constituted Board of Governors—a dynamic blend of educationists, community leaders, traditional authorities, and alumni poised to elevate the institution’s legacy of excellence.
Spearheading the board is Mr. Francis Yaw Agbemadi, the esteemed Regional Director of Education, whose leadership credentials are matched by a deep commitment to educational reform. Representing the Director General of Education is Prof. Young Kafui Abel Etsey, bringing scholarly gravitas and policy foresight to the table.
Mr. Dominic Yao Dzanado, District Director of Education for Anloga, adds his frontline perspective on local educational dynamics, while Ms. Nutifafa A. Kwawukume, Headmistress of Zion College, brings both the voice of the present and the vision for the future.
The board welcomes strong alumni representation through Prof. John B.K. Aheto and Mr. Gameli Attipoe, whose deep-rooted ties and institutional pride mirror the global ZICO Old Students’ network.
Ecclesiastical insight comes from Rev. Dr. Christian R.K. Ahortor, representing the A.M.E. Zion Church, alongside Rev. Dr. Sylvester Donkoh, the Church’s General Manager of Schools. Their presence underscores Zion College’s moral compass and historical foundation.
The board’s civic connection is fortified by Hon. Ephraim Dodzi Jumpah and Ms. Selasie Amegbor, Assembly Representatives whose advocacy ensures grassroots alignment with strategic growth.
Parental involvement and accountability remain central, represented gracefully by Madam Nancy Adzo De-Souza from the PTA. Traditional wisdom is echoed in the dignified presence of Togbi Agbeshie Awusi II, Aʋadada of Aŋlɔ, offering cultural grounding and ancestral insight.
Within the school’s own walls, voices of the faculty and staff are powerfully present: Mr. Forgive Adranyi of the Social Sciences Department stands for teaching staff, while Ms. Abigail Prudence Hettey, the school’s trusted accountant, brings financial acumen from the non-teaching front.
Tying this illustrious group together is Mr. Frederick Awumee, Assistant Headmaster in charge of Administration, who serves diligently as Board Secretary—ensuring that this symphony of wisdom, commitment, and community moves in harmony.
Together, this newly constituted Board of Governors stands ready to chart a bold and inclusive future for Zion College—one rooted in heritage, anchored in excellence, and elevated by collective vision.
Source : Mawupemor Atackyie , Anloga .
With all this board members and stakeholders of the school, my question is what plans are in place to move Zico to a category B school at least. I am a 1981 old student and recently visited the school to successfully commissioned the computer class room my year group has had the privilege to setup with 40 desktop, table, chairs and curtains. We then visited the kitchen and the facility is a disgustingly below standard. Have you a plan in place to bring it to standard??? Our year group has also donated 30 dinning tables and chairs and still working on more. Our school needs more, l am pleading to all old students and year groups to support. The old girls dormitory is a disgrace!!
Let all work together for the 90th anniversary