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MOBA launches 14-track anthology to mark Mfantsipim's 150th anniversary

The Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) has launched a 14-track musical anthology to celebrate 150 years of Mfantsipim School, chronicling the school's history through hymns, anthems, highlife classics and new anniversary compositions.
Speaking at the launch, Mr Ankomah said the anthology began unexpectedly with a text message from Alfred Prince Gyan, MOBA'13, about a competition for a "jama" song to mark the anniversary.
Gaddiel Robert Acquaah and Charles Emmanuel Graves around 1910, was adopted as the official anthem in 1963, while the two highlife compositions by the late Kwadwo Donkoh were adopted as Centenary Highlife Songs in 1976.
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