Presbyterian Boys' Senior High School

Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School (PRESEC) be boys dema secondary school wey san be boarding wey dey Legon, Accra for Ghana insyd. Dem found am for 1938 insyd, for de Presbyterian Church dema auspices unders for Gold Coast times. De Basel missionary, Nicholas Timothy Clerk (1862–1961), wey serve as de first Synod Clerk give de Presbyterian Church for Gold Coast times from 1918 to 1932, use ein tenure advocate de establishment of de secondary school. De school get ties plus ein sisto schools, Aburi Girls' Senior High School den Krobo Girls Senior High School. De school ein crest get shield plus de Presbyterian symbol (de St Andrew Cross-Scottish flag plus de Swiss flag embedded den burning torch wey dey middle) plus de school ein motto, "In Lumine Tuo Videbimus Lumen", wey dey mean "In Thy Light We Shall See Light", dem scroll am beneath de shield. First nu na de school dey Odumase-Krobo for de Eastern region of Ghana insyd before dem move am to wer e dey currently for Legon insyd, for 1968 insyd. De school ein anthem be "Happy Are We", J. L. Anang wey rep am wey Stephen Appiah Danquah transcribe am. De school be eight-time Ghana National Science and Maths Quiz winner. Dem dey bell de alumnus of de school as "Ɔdadeɛ". Campus Houses Kwansa House Clerk House Engmann House Akro House Riis House Labone House Ako-Adjei House Owusu Parry House House 9 P. T. A. House House 14 Alliance PRESEC get alliance wey dey go on plus dema fellow Presbyterian Girls' school, Aburi Girls' Secondary School, ABUGISS. Dem know de alliance as PRE-GISS. Headies Notable alumni Politics, government, den public policy Bryan Acheampong - Member of Parliament for Abetifi since July 2016 Collins Adomako-Mensah - Member of Parliament for Afigya Kwabre North J. B. Danquah Adu - Member of Parliament for Akim Abuakwa North Lt. Gen. F. W. K. Akuffo - Head of State for Ghana (5 July 1978 – 4 June 1979) Vice Admiral Seth Amoama - Chief of de Defence Staff for de Ghana Armed Forces since January 2021. Michael Paul Ansah - Minister of State for de third republic insyd Eugene Arhin- Director of Communications for de Presidency (2017-) Theodore Obo Asare Jnr - Economist den Member of Parliament give Akan Bowiri for de first republic insyd Mark Assibey-Yeboah - Economist den Member of Parliament for New Juaben South 6th den 7th parliament, Chairman for de 7th Parliament ein Finance Committee Kwaku Boateng - Minister of Education den Minister of Interior for de first republic insyd Kwesi Botchwey - Ghana ein longest-serving Minister of Finance (1982–1995), Chairman for Ghana National Gas Development Task Force Fuseini Issah - Member of Parliament - Okaikwei North since January 2017 Lawrence Kpabitey Kodjiku - First Director for de National Service Secretariat, Regional Commissioner (Regional Minister) for de Ashanti Region (1975-1977), Regional Commissioner for de Greater Accra Region (1977-1979), Regional Commissioner for de Northern Region (June 1979-August 1979), den former Ghana ein ambassador to Israel. Eric Oduro Osae - Director General for de internal audit agency for Ghana den Dean of Institute of Local Governance Bernard Okoe-Boye - Member of Parliament - Ledzokuku Constituency for de Greater Accra Region, Deputy Minister of Health Aaron Mike Oquaye - Speaker of de 7th Parliament for de 4th Republic (2017–2021), former Minister of Communication (2005–2009) Mike Oquaye Jnr - Diplomat Oseadeeyo Kwasi Akuffo III - Omanhene (or paramount chief) for de Akuapem traditional area (Okuapeman) for Ghana insyd Kofi Portuphy - former National Coordinator, National Disaster Management Organization den former National Chairman-National Democratic Congress Erasmus Isaac Preko - Member of parliament during de first republic, Minister of Fuel den Power (1965 – 1966) Andrews Kwabla Puplampu - Minister for Lands (1965 – 1966) Samuel Sarpong - Ashanti den Central Regional Minister (2014 - 2016) Bright Simons - IMANI Ghana den 2012 World Economic Forum (WEF), Young Global Leader (YGL) Alex Tettey-Enyo - former Minister of Education Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover - Member of Parliament for Tema East since 2013 Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa - Member of Parliament - North Tongu, former Deputy Minister of Education (2013–2016) Ato Ulzen-Appiah - Director for de GhanaThink Foundation wey dem name am amongst most influential young Africans Kobla Mensah Wisdom Woyome - Member of parliament for South Tongu Academia Gilbert Ansre - Professor of Linguistics, University of Ghana den Bible translation expert Ernest Aryeetey - Vice-Chancellor for University of Ghana (2010–2016) E. Bamfo-Kwakye - Vice-Chancellor for Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) (1974–1983) Kwabena Boahen - Professor of Bioengineering den Neuromorphic Engineering, Stanford University George C. Clerk - pioneering Ghanaian botanist den phytopathologist Nicholas T. Clerk - Ghanaian academic, administrator den Presbyterian minister, former Rector of GIMPA John Owusu Gyapong, vice chancellor for de University of Health and Allied Sciences Eric Yirenkyi Danquah - Founding Director of West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI) den winner for de World Agriculture Prize (WAP) Bill Puplampu - Vice Chancellor for de Central University Arts den entertainment Augustine Abbey - Great Idikoko Ventures ein owner den Presido for Film Producers Association of Ghana John Apea - Actor den movie director E. Bamfo-Kwakye - Vice Chancellor for de Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (1974 - 1983) Kwasi Kyei Darwkah - Ghanaian broadcaster den master of ceremonies Dancegod Lloyd - Ghanaian dancer den choreographer. Kwaku Sintim-Misa - Ghanaian actor, political satirist, den host of Thank God it's Friday Sports Ezekiel Ansah - American football defensive end Reuben Ayarna - Footballer, Defensive Midfielder for de Kuopion Palloseura for Finland insyd Benjamin Azamati-Kwaku - Member for de Ghana 4×100 relay team den International Champion Isaac Kissi - footballer Andrew Owusu - international triple jump champion Corporate, business, den finance Jonathan Herbert Frimpong-Ansah - former Governor for de Bank of Ghana Lucy Quist - first Ghanaian woman wey cam turn de CEO for multinational telecommunications company for Ghana insyd Patricia Obo-Nai - CEO Vodafone Ghana Kris Senanu - Ghanaian Kenyan Business Executive Law Nene Amegatcher - active Justice for de Supreme Court of Ghana (2018–) Kofi Barnes - Judge for de Ontario Superior Court of Justice for Canada insyd Benjamin Kwakye - Harvard Law School graduate, author, lawyer den winner for de 2006 Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best Book (Africa Region) Music Victor Kofi Agawu - Professor for Music, Princeton University Ayisi (A.I) - Ghanaian musician Ball J - sound engineer den record producer Elom Adablah - dem sanso know am as EL, rapper, den musician (Artiste for de Year for de 2015/2016 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards) Choirmaster - member of 'Praye' music group GAMBO - Ghanaian musician Hammer of de Last Two - producer den sound engineer Jayso - Ghanaian rapper den record producer Denzel Prempeh - Ghanaian musician Journalism Owuraku Ampofo - Sports Journalist Bernard Avle - Ghanaian media personality den broadcast journalist Emmanuel Agbeko Gamor - journalist Paul Adom Otchere - Ghanaian media personality den broadcast journalist Louis Kwame Sakyiamah (Lexis Bill) - Ghanaian media personality Gary Al-Smith - Sports Journalist References External links Official website Alumni Odadee Class of 1975 Odadee Professionals Society Odadee Class of 1991