A legacy of Excellence
Connecting generations of alumni through meaningful engagement and lasting impact. Our community is built on a foundation of shared experiences and a commitment to uplifting one another.
The MakosanMakosans Spirit
Our members are known for their excellence, leadership, and commitment to giving back. These core values define who we are and guide our actions every day.
Excellence
Driving professional achievement and academic distinction globally.
Leadership
Guiding future generations with wisdom and integrity.
Service
Giving back selflessly to our alma mater and the community.
Our Journey
From humble beginnings to a thriving global community, our story continues to unfold.
Foundation
MAKOSA was founded in 1965 by past students of Manya Krobo Secondary School to foster alumni connections and support the growth of their alma mater.
Growth & Expansion
Rapid growth in membership and establishment of chapters across Ghana.
Digital Transformation
Embracing technology to better serve our global alumni community.
Building Legacies
Every milestone represents our commitment to excellence, service, and the enduring bond between alumni and their alma mater. Together, we continue to shape the future while honoring our rich heritage.
Our Purpose
Guided by clear objectives and a shared vision for excellence and service.
Forum for Past Students
To serve as a forum for past students to meet from time to time to discuss matters of interest to the Association and other issues set out in MAKOSA Constitution.
Collective Voice
To speak collectively on all matters affecting MAKROSEC and MAKOSA.
Fellowship and Camaraderie
To bring together past students with a view to encouraging them to develop a sense of fellowship and camaraderie-ship.
Career Development
To make available to members, information on career prospects and avenues for further advancement, and to serve as a platform for the promotion and exchange of business and entrepreneurial ideas for the benefit of members and the school.
Member Welfare
To promote the growth, welfare and development of members.
Fund Mobilization
To use the MAKOSA network as a vehicle to globally mobilize funds through payment of monthly dues, levies, special levies et al for the mutual benefit of both the School and the Alumni.
Recognition of Excellence
To acknowledge and honour members who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields of endeavour, which has placed MAKROSEC on the high national and international pedestal.
School Relations
To promote a good relationship between the school's administration and past students within and outside the country.
Investment Activities
To engage in investment activities in order to mobilize funds for the Association.
School Support
In collaboration with other Chapters or Branches, endeavour to provide such assistance to the school as may be determined by the Association to support the academic and moral development of the school and improve its image.
Our Vision
To serve as a forum for past students to meet from time to time to discuss matters of interest to the Association and other issues set out in this article.
Our Mission
To serve as a forum for past students to meet from time to time to discuss matters of interest to the Association and other issues set out in this article. To promote the growth, welfare and development of members.
Core Values
Executive Leadership
Meet the dedicated individuals who guide our association with vision and commitment.
Executive Committee
The composition of ExCom shall be 8 Elected Officers and 4 Appointed Officers.
Elected Officers
Leadership positions filled through member elections
President
Mr. Richard Tettey Dorhetso
Leads the association and represents MAKOSA at all official functions
Vice President
Mr. Reuben Okai
Supports the President and oversees day-to-day operations
General Secretary
Bernard Ofei Tetteh
Manages communications, official records and correspondence
Financial Secretary
Madam Vida Maku Sackitey
Oversees financial management, budgeting and accounts
Organizing Secretary
Madam Marian Mate-Korle
Plans and coordinates events and association activities
Assistant Secretary
Madam Paulina Doe Addo
Supports the Secretary and manages administrative tasks
Treasurer
Madam Cynthia Owusu Senyo
Handles daily financial transactions and reporting
Director of Communications
Mr. Francis Asamoah Tuffour
Manages external communications and public relations
Appointed Officers
Specialized roles filled by appointment
Project Director
Mr. Philip Ambasaki
Leads and oversees association development projects
Year groups/Chapter/Branch/Diaspora Coordinator
Newman Addo Danquah
Coordinates all chapters, year groups and diaspora units
Mentorship Coordinator
Mr. Alexander Evans-Addison
Develops and manages mentorship programmes for members
Legal Advisor/Consultant
Lawyer Teye- Russell Joshua
Provides legal guidance and counsel to the association
Board of Governors
ExCom nominates 2 persons to serve on the school's Board of Governors to ensure alumni interests are represented in school policy.
Our Constitution
The foundational document that guides our association's principles and operations.
MAKOSA Constitution
We, the past students of Manya Krobo Secondary/Senior Secondary/Senior High School hereinafter referred to as 'MAKOSA' residing in Ghana and abroad;
Key Features
What makes our constitution comprehensive and effective
Governance Structure
Clear framework for association leadership and operations
Member Rights
Defined rights and responsibilities for all members
Fair Processes
Transparent procedures for elections and decision-making
Governing Principles
Year Groups
Connecting alumni across different generations and geographical locations.
Generational Groups
Each decade brings unique experiences and contributions to the MAKOSA legacy
Pioneer batch and early graduates
Millennium generation and digital era
Modern era and social media connectivity
Current generation and future leaders
Regional Chapters
Local chapters bringing alumni together across Ghana and beyond
Accra Chapter
Greater Accra
Kumasi Chapter
Ashanti Region
Tamale Chapter
Northern Region
International
Global
Activities & Events
Regular gatherings, reunions, and activities that strengthen bonds within and across year groups
Alumni Office Project
Building a landmark facility to serve our alumni community for generations to come.
A Landmark Initiative
The construction of a modern secretariat edifice for the Manya Krobo Secondary School Old Students' Association (MAKOSA) has been proposed by its members, with the school allocating a piece of land on the campus for this project.
Key Features
What makes this project exceptional for our community
Modern Architecture
Contemporary design reflecting MAKOSA's prestige
Strategic Location
Easily accessible for all alumni and stakeholders
Multipurpose Facilities
Versatile spaces for various events and activities
Community Hub
Central point for alumni networking and collaboration
Community Benefits
How this project will serve our alumni and school
Support This Initiative
Join us in building this landmark facility that will serve generations of MAKOSA members and strengthen our alma mater's legacy.