A NIGERIAN REACTS AFTER SEEING THIS LUXURIOUS GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL IN GHANA.

[@elizabethgilman5575]

So proud of you Lily, stand for what you believe, Ghana is behind you 100% 💯 ❤❤❤❤❤ you

[@LilyOgini]

God bless you mummy. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Jamas-rb1mf]

@@LilyOgini Lily is a Ghanaian spiritually but Naija physically

[@LilyOgini]

Absolutely.❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@harrietacquah2545]

Please I hope you visit Wesley Girl's High School in Cape Coast next. That's the sister school of Mfantsipim secondary school.

[@giftysrecipes]

ShS in Volta region too❤😊

[@leonardnelson5836]

That's the school of both actors Van Vicker and Majid Michele ❤❤❤

[@Anti-304]

Remember the day I got admission to this school. Was walking around with swollen head😂😂. 21 years ago and I still remember the feeling like it was yesterday.

[@nuni_studiolive]

Mfantsipim isn't just a school-it's a brand built on the pillars of faithfulness and a forward-looking mindset

[@yawabiam3746]

I love how secondary schools in Ghana have cadet and they compete on high levels

[@braabeikusymple5686]

My sweet sister Lilly good job. God bless you more. Well done. The formal Central region minister is an old student and also a teacher at the school..

[@Viviananiehnieh1987]

Lily very soon you will go to Cameroon 🇨🇲 for me you are making me love Ghana the more ❤️

[@soosket]

The school from which the soul of Ghana sprung. Many other schools were birthed from here

[@harrytetteytetteh187]

Exactly… there are Ghanaian families out there that do everything possible to bring their children home and make them attend senior high schools here. It is such a bragging right here and keeps the kids well connected for life.

[@albiankrah9776]

Even the family am working with here in Europe, their came to Ghana, to go to secondary school, , she loves Ghana so much, you will be surprise how this white people love's everything about Ghana, food, our lifestyle, dress, etc, Ghana is the best

[@Jamas-rb1mf]

Lily, your innovative ideas shall never end. Anyway I wait to see your village school projects springing up again. Please convince your mum to allow you to renovate your village school for a noble honours in future. May the Good Lord be your helper

[@7Mile3]

That's so nice of you appreciating "The School" and the others here in Ghana. ❤ It might also interest you to know that it is the first school to have owned a 2 decade old pipe organ; the ancient one it had before a new replacement in 2015 by its industrious & noble old boys incorporating Johannus Organs, Netherlands.

[@albertabotwe415]

That's really nice of you. Please do one about OLA Girls Ho in the volta region and Notre Dame Girls in the Bono region.

[@harrietacquah2545]

Awwww see how Kwabotwe cadet is marching with their sister school Wesley Girl's cadet corps. The first air force cadet corps in Ghana.

[@albiankrah9776]

That will be a good start, start it, do something expectional, maybe other communities will follow your steps, always remember that a thousand steps always begin with one step, so start it and make inpart in your community

[@takyiakuffu-nz7ot]

Mfantsipim produced the Great Kofi Annan Former UN Secretary General

[@mamejoe2043]

May his soul rest in peace

[@Viviananiehnieh1987]

Wow Ghana to the world ❤❤❤❤

[@Frank-Bediko62]

I was sent to Prempeh College for high school from the US.

[@nanaakuakwartemaa447]

What wrong did you do to your parents?

[@Frank-Bediko62]

@@nanaakuakwartemaa447 Actually, I was not bad. They thought boarding schools in Ghanav good and more balanced. They did to all my siblings. We all ended up in Ivy league. Oh, I also went to Ghana international, which looking Back, it is overrated, you can get the same education in a good suburban high school for free. I loved it in Ghana and even continued to UG before going to graduate school in the US. Prempeh was the best thing happened to me. I made great friends: we still call each other and attend old boys meeting in the US. There are a lot of US. I think a quarter of my year group are in the US.

[@Frank-Bediko62]

@@nanaakuakwartemaa447 They thought it was a better choice. All my siblings were sent to Ghana. I even went UG before returning for postgraduate. Best experience! Ghana doesn't cherish what she has. I still attend annual anniversary when I can and contribute. I still remember "I send you to Ghana if you misbehave." Now I want to be sent back for a free ticket instead of paying for it. LOL!

[@nanaakuakwartemaa447]

@@Frank-Bediko62 You still need to be thankful to God. I suffered my whole life in Ghana and had to struggle to enter USA. At least you have parents who are there and they smoothened the paths for you. The way life is dealing with some of us eerr,

[@Frank-Bediko62]

@@nanaakuakwartemaa447 Thanks brother! You have made it now, that is all it Matters! Best of luck!

[@mamejoe2043]

Personally, the moment i start having kids, they will be aware that high school will be done in Ghana. Whether they like it or not , get the proper training and sense of community , discipline

[@PillarOfZion-d2x]

Wesley Girls is the sister(girls) school of Mfantsipim. Every boys school in Ghana is Affiliated to one girls school.

[@lindaesmerada]

True😊

[@cozyswitch1073]

Yh! very true😊

[@earthychild5258]

It all the hand work of Dr Kwame Nkrumah Nkrumah never die

[@Kwesiprince31]

The man did a great job when it comes to the secondary schools infrastructures

[@joemiezah1034]

Master Mfantepim was in existence before Nkrumah became prime minister

[@geoffreyosuji6166]

The school had existed before Nkrumah was born.

[@nuni_studiolive]

Nkrumah sef get like he attend Botwe...

[@jeapel100]

This school is older than kwame nkrumah, check your history well bro.

[@michaeladjartey1645]

Mfantsipim school is the first secondary school in Ghana 🇬🇭 . It has produced great legend for the world including the first heart surgeon in Africa Professor Frimpong Boateng

[@markkorste6478]

No, that's not true. Wesley Girls was before Mfanstipim.

[@amatwumwaa6454]

@@markkorste6478its Mfantsipin not Wesley Girls check your facts well

[@PillarOfZion-d2x]

Wesley girls is the first school to be established in Ghana.

[@PillarOfZion-d2x]

@@amatwumwaa6454Wesley girls is older than mfantsipim

[@harrytetteytetteh187]

The heart surgeon Professor Frimpong Boateng was is an old boy of Sekondi College. Check again

[@margaretbentsi-enchill1463]

Aggrey Memorial Next 🙏❤️

[@FavoriteLecturer]

24:16 that's a good initiative to start my sister. In Ghana we also have High Anniversaries (where we usually do Homecoming). If you attend these anniversaries you could meet some of your old school mates. During these times we usually make contributions or some renovations to help our high schools. When I was in Ghana there was another one which I also enjoyed very much, we called it Old School Reunion.

[@mosesamlalo-809]

Thanks for showing all the schools I recommended under the Achimota school 🙏

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you too. 😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@Sweet_devil98]

St. John’s school sekondi 💚💚💚 and gsts takoradi ❤️❤️❤️ next

[@andromedaguard-cryptosonth4375]

'Kwabotwe' 'The School' 'Mfantsipim' .........Dwen Hwe Kan........Here boys a trained to become positive role models globally and innovators.

[@kasaraygh4389]

Mfantipim school is the first secondary school in west Africa.

[@gladysakuffo1973]

You are doing so much good

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you 🙏 mummy.

[@ericb.agyapong1770]

That is the High School I attended. The one and only Kwabotwe which produces some of the best and honest people ❤❤❤. Lilly thank you.

[@mrw1762]

If you want lasting friendships with Ghanaians, it starts in secondary school. Then do an Accra schools. Presec Legon near the university is another elite public secondary school.

[@niiadu1983]

The only secondary school in Ghana, that is called THE SCHOOL.

[@MrGeobs]

I have been waiting for the school Kwabotwe.

[@mamejoe2043]

Abi you know. That it the school ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rebeccabernasco]

The REASON Secondly Schools are important is that is WHERE begin to Sturdy HARD so that One can Center a University❤

[@AfiaGodwin36]

Secondly like how come again

[@afuantumi2768]

well i study hard to pass my common entrance you study hard everywhere

[@nanaopsem8693]

Visit Ghana National College, Cape-Coast, which was founded by the first President of Ghana, Dr Kwame Nkrumah in 1948.

[@jemimahaxolu9912]

you select these schools at your junior high schools and when you make the aggregate you are take selected by the heads of these schools. Every child get a school mainly by how well they perform. a few by protocol.

[@LilyOgini]

Okay 👌. Thank you 🙏 sister.🙌🙏🙏🙏

[@kwawus8267]

You're changing to Ghanaian accent on pronunciation. If you Google you will hear that Ghanaian English accent is similar to the King's English. In the 60s and 70s secondary school teachers were 80% British Teachers. Even in primary schools we had British teachers in our classrooms. They were earning the same salary in Ghana as in UK.

[@YawAgyemang-u6x]

Lilly. You are too much. Much Love!❤❤❤

[@LeslieAmartey20]

My so called ordinary GHANA in doing well in terms of of education.Keep it up because the sky is the limit

[@LilyOgini]

Ghana 🇬🇭 is not and was never ordinary. Don’t mind those people.

[@opokueric6577]

Thank you for showing us what Ghana have❤❤❤

[@LilyOgini]

We are just starting. 🙏❤️

[@amasikaone]

Lily talk about the STEMS AND TVET Schools and dont forget the secondary level is free tuition.

[@LilyOgini]

I was on it but I think 🤔 it taking time because I work alone. Lit time it will drop

[@Besteve1]

In Ghana we go to boarding school and we gain a lot of discipline, you wake up at dawn to bath cold water, you clean, you get ready for school, we learn a lot from boarding school, no wonder crime is low in Ghana, we just want a decent life. We are family orientated too, family is important, we are our neighbors keeper

[@Ghanadiaries]

That cold water was torture, especially during harmattan. I didn't understand what sickle cell disease was at that time, but imagine the kids who had it.

[@kafuidumasi6394]

😂😂😂😂😂 I'm just here laughing.

[@comfortodame892]

My late brother school..may he rest in peace..Owusu- kumi..

[@LilyOgini]

May his soul continue to rest in perfect peace ☮️. I’m so sorry ☹️ Ma. Thank you 😊

[@bettyohene3797]

I can't wait to see ST Louis and Presbyterian boys Logan.

[@LilyOgini]

You are seeing one these two tomorrow.🤩🤔🙌

[@bettyohene3797]

@@LilyOgini thank you dear.

[@AdombawAppah]

SLOSA! 👋🏽

[@Mali-kd1zz]

Secondary schools in Ghana are Rites of passage, an initiation to adulthood and they are mostly boarding schools. It's adolescents first time away from their parents. Filled with trepidation at first, but it serves as a fulcrum where Ghanaians from all ethnic groups meet and interact in one space. Just like the posting of civil servants to various regions. It's modelled after the English public school system except they are 100% funded by the Ghanaian government. Kwabotw3 was my school before I travelled. I wish I had completed my high school in GH. My kids will definitely go to schools in Cape Coast, as it's an education hub to build long lasting friendship and networks.

[@erickitson7582]

That’s first secondary school in Ghana!

[@niiadu1983]

Lilly, Biiiiiiiiig, men come from this school ooooo.

[@niiadu1983]

Oh i missed the Quad-angle.

[@mavisarhin8254]

Absolutely beautiful 🎉😅

[@LilyOgini]

Thank you 🙏 brother

[@samnimley4379]

Nice job Lily!!

[@kwakugyasiarthur4784]

In Ghana, the High School system is very serious. That is where the poor and rich connect. This is where someone from 1000s of miles away village connect with a top business tycoon man's son, daughter etc. After school, we connect in so many ways. This is people's heart. After high schools, take a look at the various cadet coup.

[@mosestetteh3647]

Lily please after touring all the schools in the 15 Regions in order to please my brothers and sisters on this your honourable platform, don't forget to tour last and the only 16th region in the country. THE EASTERN, U will be bombarded with numerous of schools in my region, more especially my hometown KOFORIDUA.

[@LilyOgini]

Coming soon 🔜.😅😅

[@doraamoako2791]

Also all the senior secondary schools have teachers houses inside the campus

[@harrietacquah2545]

Don't forget to visit Wesley Girls High School in Cape Coast as well. Did you know the school was started in the Cape Coast Castle by the wife of a missionary called Mrs Harriet Wrigley. You will love the history of Wesley Girl's School which is the Girl's school for Mfantsipim Secondary School.

[@CollinsNyarko-wn7ue]

@harriet please she has already done a video of Wesley Girls High School you can check from her other videos

[@frederickowusu8922]

Lilly next Holi Child, Aggrey Memorial High school and Ghana National College first public school established by Dr Nkrumah.

[@ronaldessel9095]

When people here the name Mfantsipim they sit-up. This school was established in 1876. In 1976, they celebrated their centenary. One of the school's headmaster predicted that a student from the school will one day become the United Nations Secretary General. This prediction was fulfilled when Kofi Annan a Fanti became the U.N boss.

[@clementasampana4402]

Kofi annan is not Fante, even though he has a Fante lineage but technically he is not Fante due to the Akan system of family. Kofi annan’s father was half Fante half Asante from his mother’s side, so it means that his father is Asante. Kofi’s maternal grandmother is from Akwamu in the eastern region and she got married to a Fante man in the central region, which makes kofi’s mother half fante and half Akwamu. So because kofi Annan traces his maternal lineage to Akwamu, then in akan tradition he is from Akwamu. That’s why during his funeral rites, the Akwamus and the Asantes were those who buried him! No Fante chief was allowed to even pour libation in the burial grounds… so he’s just an assimilated Fante, but Akwamu by root!

[@spellmanopaye2951]

​@@clementasampana4402You're funny 😂

[@clementasampana4402]

@@spellmanopaye2951 The truth sounds funny to you! Then you have a problem!

[@kwekuabiekudan5311]

@@clementasampana4402fior Kofi Annan is a Fante

[@kwekuabiekudan5311]

Kofi Annan is a fante my guy

[@edwardallando3397]

Please don't forget Holy child school All girls school also In cape coast

[@gladysakuffo1973]

Most Ghanaians love you my daughter

[@LilyOgini]

🙏🙏🙏❤️😀. Thank you 🙏 ma

[@ikekof8069]

The former UN Secretary General who was grew up in Kumasi when to this School before proceeding to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. That is Kofi Annan.

[@glorianyarko8645]

Wow that's my husband's high❤❤ school

[@LilyOgini]

Awww. ❤❤❤❤❤😅

[@ibrahimosai9089]

one more to go - Holy Child

[@nicholasasman9849]

Lily I can see the way you love Ghana is too much, I wish you marry good loving Ghanaian one day

[@LilyOgini]

😁😁😁😁✊🙏🤣

[@ibrahimosai9089]

Lily now you have to do AGGREY MEMORIAL

[@PhilipAmoah-wz3hz]

When are we seeing Accra academy.

[@EvansFianoo]

That is the school. The only school in Ghana. We have raised a lot of dignitaries world wide.

[@kunchamgeorge8320]

Try and tour the Senior High Schools in the Northern part of Ghana, Tamale, Wa, Bolga, Yendi among others and you will learn a lot

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

Fanti is a tribe like ASHANTI SO IS MFANTI- PEM which in English means THOUSANDS OF FANTIS PEM is THOUSAND in AKAN language PEM can also mean FOUNDATION in akan language so MFANTI- PEM can mean education is the FOUNDATION fanti people are built on

[@ronaldessel9095]

Hey you are right.

[@nanabaahdankyi]

In Twi it's rather apem. Meaning thousand.

[@akaniba9926]

When two vowels meet one is omitted​@@nanabaahdankyi

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

@@nanabaahdankyi Yes 👍… apem in Ashanti twi And PEM in fanti twi

[@clementasampana4402]

@@Kingoftheimmigrants4646masa, there’s nothing like Fante twi. Fante is Fante! Even though it is mutually intelligible to twi, it is not a twi dialect!

[@milesfromtomorrowghana.2659]

Finally you hosted my school

[@markdempsey1088]

This is UN Secretary general Kofi Annan's school. Their girl's school is Wesley Girls.

[@mohammedanane92]

Please go to Accra Girls or St. Mary secondary schools all in Accra

[@nanaopsem8693]

Mfantsipim used to be also known as Richmond College.

[@ikekof8069]

Kofi Annan the Former UN Secretary General who is a Ghanaian born in Kumasi schooled in Mfantipim Schoom before going to KNUST in Kumasi.

[@theophilusniilamptey8519]

And yes he is Kofi Annan a Fante✅😂

[@greatguygh]

​@@theophilusniilamptey8519Yes. He was Fante. He was born in Kumasi because his father (a Fante elite) was posted as a commissioner to Kumasi, but they returned to Fanteland later.

[@BecklynOdo]

Where are ma Nigerian brothers and sisters

[@maryfosuah943]

My Sister we send our wards back to Ghana high schools because of our culture and also to perfom well in University outside.

[@beeba5508]

First secondary school in Ghana and through this school other schools came into existence that is why they call it "the school"

[@bismarkgyan8910]

Still waiting for Holy Child Girls school - Cape Coast Ghana National College - Cape Coast Aggrey Memorial secondary school - Cape Coast Cape Coast Technical institute Efutu Senior High School - Cape Coast

[@kpedzaeddi7314]

Lily please show us the school you went to in Nigeria

[@LilyOgini]

Stop playing, I can’t.😂😂😂😂😭🤣🤣🤣🏃‍♀️

[@edwardansah896]

For central Region u can't take them out if we talking about education they are #1there's more u have to show to ur viewers thank u

[@niiadu1983]

Dwene hwe kane= think ahead.

[@augustineaduboampong3257]

Lily it seems apart from Achimota school, it's either all boys or all girls school why ? I hope you will give other mixed schools a fair chance to showcase their schools.

[@LilyOgini]

Definitely.😃😃😃😃

[@BernardAkolaa-z6t]

Do GSTS an Archbishop porters

[@LilyOgini]

Very soon

[@siawbright6546]

Interview some of us to tell you why we do that. In Ghana you are only successful when you help your community that raised you

[@LilyOgini]

Awww. Thank you 🙏. Okay

[@siawbright6546]

You are welcome

[@issahsuleiman5724]

Please go to Aburi girls next time

[@Frank-Bediko62]

Yes, Aburi, Holy Child and St Louis, Kumasi

[@TWUMKWAME5]

Mfantsipim is beyond school, they would educate your mind, spirit, body, and soul, all in one, by the time you graduate.

[@qwequenyamekre8418]

Lily here's home, you ain't going anywhere uhn.....!!! As per your earlier question, every Ghanaian living abroad and raising children will at one time bring the kids home for two reasons 1) To allow the kids understand Ghanaian culture and (2) to imbibe some discipline which is lacking in Western societies.

[@kwekubakwabena6737]

You will be surprised these schools are even bigger and beautiful than what you're showing here. All the schools you've done, you couldnt cover all their campus and facilities. From Achimota,Adisadel,St. Augustines,Wesley girls, mfantsiman and Mfantsipim

[@angelaadjei4040]

Please don’t forget Archbishop Porter Girls Takoradi

[@LilyOgini]

Sure 😅😅😅

[@angelaadjei4040]

@@LilyOgini 😁😁

[@doraamoako2791]

THE SCHOOL

[@rahaelquaye1322]

Pls my school should be next Aburi girls

[@LilyOgini]

Okay 👌 sis.

[@tillyakanzum7936]

My son will attend Presec or Nfansipim

[@deryjuliet2880]

The Catholic church has contributed greatly to education and health in Ghana

[@nyabinghi870]

But no industries.

[@gyentikwarteng5412]

​@@nyabinghi870both hospitals and schools create employment for teachers, securities, cooks, cleaners,doctors, nurses, carpenters, electricians, masons etc

[@deryjuliet2880]

@@nyabinghi870 am sure if they gave them the chance they can govern ghana better than these politicians. Our traditional churches are the best. Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, Anglican

[@nyabinghi870]

@@deryjuliet2880 remember these same people started the slave trade. The evidence this still there at the Castles...

[@doraamoako2791]

Please this is a Methodist school

[@sheilaampah9419]

Think ahead

[@yoshua-uw7yx]

KWABOTWE ❤🖤🤩

[@divineave6327]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the name is funny

[@habibmalwan5421]

In Ghana the secondary schools are not just schools but brands. At times you need to be associated to one of these brands to get one thing or the other done. Thus why parents will bring back their children to Ghana just to be associated to a brand.

[@KwameAcheaw-c8w]

"Dwen hwe kan' literally means think affare.

[@nuni_studiolive]

You just need to pass your BECE exam with a reasonable result...In the past, it was very difficult because you have to be very good to gain admission in any of the Cape Coast Schools, especially for Geyhey , now ...its not as complicated

[@LilyOgini]

Okay thank you 🙏.

[@EbenezerAquismanAsare]

I am Botwe old student 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

[@LilyOgini]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅❤❤❤

[@Optimusbeard-r7q]

The roofs of all these amazing schools are begging for solar panels chaley..... Am taking complete off grid. This could take a significant chunk of pressure from the national grid. Come on #Ghanagovernment taken this OONNNN!!!!

[@ericb.agyapong1770]

My High School ❤❤❤

[@glasonboahen9840]

we are waiting for THE SCHOOL.... THE ONLY SCHOOL in Ghana... OPOKU WARE SCHOOL

[@niiadu1983]

Shark!!!!