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"If you are not disciplined, you can not move. So, if they end up in the various institutions of higher learning, they must remember that driving is the key. I advise them to always understand that they are the product of Accra High School, which believes in quality leadership and discipline, so that they can access the highest spheres of life. "
Sports Minister Isaac Asiamah advised the Accra High School (AHISCO) age group for 2018/2019 to avoid reckless behavior that could jeopardize their future.
At a ceremony of farewell and induction organized Tuesday for the benefit of students who have successfully pbaded the WASSCE exam (Certificate of Completion of Secondary Education). West Africa) that has just completed, Mr. Asiamah said that a disciplined life was the surest way to reach higher heights.
The minister, who is also a product of the school, has therefore encouraged graduates to apply AHISCO's core values and acquired training to forge a bright future and make them proud of their alma mater.
"To be successful in life, you need discipline, so wherever they are, they should remember that AHISCO has taught them something that must be disciplined, law-abiding and accountable. They should avoid social vices such as armed robbery, prostitution, all the dangers of life and lead a much more responsible life. Thanks to this, they can enter any profession they wish. "
Asiamah told graduates to approach life with optimism so that they can enjoy the benefits of reality.
"The most important mentality you should have is a positive view of life. Know that life offers countless possibilities. If you smile at life, life will smile at you. If you face life with a positive state of mind, many opportunities will be offered to you. It's a simple universal law of attraction. You attract what you think continuously. Stay positive and face life with confidence. I wish you good luck and I have the pleasure of inducting you into the group 'Onukpai & # 39; "He noted.
For its part, the director of the school asked graduates in the near future to develop their school and advised them not to relax their efforts to get more laurels.
"The program was saying goodbye to our dear students. They had behaved throughout their three year stay at school. We therefore thought it prudent to give them advice and encouragement, not to rest on their oars while pbading from one level to another. "
"We inducted them into the old student badociation we call Onukpai. It's a tradition. So after ten years, we know that some will come back to help their alma mater, "he added.
Students who had mixed feelings at the end of their graduate studies promised to be good at making their alma mater proud.
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