According to ghana news agency:ccording to Ghana News Agency, Reverend Vincent Adzika, Ho Municipal Director of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), addressed the gathering and took the students through Ghana’s struggle for independence, reminding them of the sacrifices made by the nation’s forebears. He explained that independence was achieved through courage, determination, and collective sacrifice, stressing that the freedom enjoyed by Ghanaians today came at a great cost.
Rev. Adzika emphasized that independence should not only be seen as a historical event but also as a continuing responsibility for citizens to contribute positively to national development. He urged students to uphold the values of honesty, discipline, patriotism, and communal spirit, encouraging them to appreciate the nation’s history and remain committed to protecting the ideals upon which Ghana was founded.
Mrs. Peace Charity Adzah, the Proprietress of Power Brokers Academy, called on parents to play active roles in shaping the character and future of their children. She noted that parenting involved more than providing the basic needs of children, adding that guidance, discipline, and moral upbringing were equally important in nurturing responsible citizens. Mrs. Adzah emphasized that investing in the proper upbringing of children was crucial to securing the future of the nation.
The Independence Day celebration featured a march past by pupils, traditional dance performances, drama depicting events leading to Ghana’s independence, and the singing of patriotic songs. Rev. Francis Dzidjornu, the Senior Pastor of Word of Faith Sanctuary, offered prayers for the pupils, parents, and the nation, asking for God’s guidance, protection, and blessings for Ghana. The event served as a platform for students to reflect on the meaning of independence and renew their commitment to the ideals of freedom, responsibility, and national unity.