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Old students of Peki SHS break ground to give 70-year-old school infrastructure a facelift

The proposed entrance Speaking to the media after the ceremony, Mr Aziago, who doubles as the National President of the Old Students Association of the school, said, “This school made us who we are today, so it is all about giving back to her.
Led by Accra-based private businessman and Chief Executive Officer of Davida Roofing, Mr David Aziago, the 2003 year group, in collaboration with the 2011 year group, on Friday, October 9, broke ground for the construction of an ultra-modern school entrance.” He noted that the construction of the entrance is the first phase of the project, adding that a fence wall will be built around the entire institution to ensure the safety and security of the school.
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