Prempeh College is an all-boys prestigious boarding school in Kumasi Ghana, modeled after Mfantsipim School. Prempeh College, the Asante Royal Boarding School for Boys of all ethnic backgrounds is the Kings College of Ghana.

Contents 1 Notable alumni 1.1 Sportsmen 1.2 Football / Soccer Hall of Fame 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Notable alumni

• Prof.Agyemang Badu Akosa^[1]
• ^{John Agyekum Kufuor.[2]}
• ^{Mr. Frank A. Prempeh}
• ^{Mr. Owusu-Ansah Kofi.[3]}
• ^{Dr. Kwabena Duffour[4]}
• ^{Dr. Tuffuor is the C.E.O/President of GhanaCare/Health Africa}
• ^{Dr. Asafu-Adjei - is the CEO of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi}
• ^{Mr. Edward Boateng of Butler House is the CNN/Turner International's Regional Director for Europe}
• ^{Dr. Asare-Aboagye}
• ^{Mr. Yeboa Amoa. He is the Managing Director of the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE)}
• ^{Mr. Fritz Baffour, Television producer and Media Consultant is the Managing Director of Tropical Visionstorm Limited}
• ^{Dr. Kweku Ghartey of Pearson House Class of '62 is a renowned retinal surgeon at the Massachusetts General Hospital.}
• ^{Clifford D. Mpare of the Prempeh College Class of '77 is currently Executive Vice President and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Sloan Financial Group and the Chief Investment Officer of New Africa Advisers, Inc.}

[edit] Sportsmen

• Samuel Adade "2004 Olympian in athletics" (Class of '2002, Gberg House)
• Atiso Amoroso "2006 Commonwealth Games athlete" (Class of 2005)
• Eric Dzigbodzi Goloe "Ghana's fastest youth during his time on campus" (Class of 2006, Ramseyer House)
• The late Henry Hagan "1996 Olympian, holder of the national 4x400 relay record" (Class of '88, Pearson House)
• Pierre Lisk "Sierra Leonean national athlete, 2-time Olympian (1996, 2000)" (Class of '92)

[edit] Football / Soccer Hall of Fame

as of ^{Prempeh College: Former Stars}

• Ahmed Deedat Amoako (Class of '2006, Aggrey House)
• Apio (Class of '2005, Aggrey House)
• Richard Osei Bonsu
• Faisal Chibsah (Class of '2004, OT House)
• Yussif Chibsah (Class of '96 Gberg House)
• Paul Manu (Class of '2007, Butler House)
• Douglas Nyame "Man United" (Class of '2004, OT House)
• Dominic Oduro (Class of '99, G'berg House)
• Stephen Okei (Class of '2006, OW House)
• Sampson Otoo (Class of '2006, Aggrey House)
• Edmund Owusu Ansah (Class of '96 Aggrey House)

[edit] See also

• List of boarding schools

[edit] External links

• School website

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