MOBA 96 returns to Mfantsipim as a Sponsoring Year Group of the School’s 150th Anniversary Celebration
Thirty years after leaving school, members of the Mfantsipim 1996 Year Group, MOBA 1996, are returning to their alma mater as one of the Sponsoring Year Groups for the school's 150th anniversary celebration.
Thirty years after leaving school, members of the Mfantsipim 1996 Year Group, MOBA 1996, are returning to their alma mater as one of the Sponsoring Year Groups for the school's 150th anniversary celebration.
This year’s anniversary celebration commences on Thursday, 12th November, 2026, with the Awards and Prize-Giving Day. Three distinguished Old Boys of the 1996 Year Group are playing key roles in the 150th Anniversary Celebration:
Dr. Albert Attah-Kofi Sey, Guest Speaker, Awards and Prize-Giving Day
Dr. Sey attended Mfantsipim from 1994 to 1996 before proceeding to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, where he earned degrees in Human Biology and Medicine. At Mfantsipim, however, his identity was shaped by more than academics. Fondly known as “Seke,” he was a formidable goalkeeper for the School’s football team, combining academic promise with athletic ability, discipline, and a fierce competitive spirit.
Those qualities would become hallmarks of an extraordinary professional journey.
Today, Albert Attah-Kofi Sey, MD, MPH, is a board-certified Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist — a physician specialising in disorders of the electrical system of the heart. His expertise encompasses the diagnosis and treatment of complex heart-rhythm disorders, including atrial fibrillation and pacemaker & defibrillator implantation.
His medical journey has taken him from Ghana to some of the United States’ most respected academic medical institutions. He completed his Internal Medicine residency at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, followed by fellowship training in Cardiovascular Medicine at Augusta University and advanced fellowship training in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. He also earned a Master of Public Health from Case Western Reserve University.
Dr. Sey holds American Board of Internal Medicine certifications in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease, and Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology. He is also a Fellow of the Heart Rhythm Society, a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, and a member of the European Heart Rhythm Association.
He currently serves as Director of Electrophysiology Services at Columbus Regional Hospital in Columbus, Indiana, where he leads multidisciplinary teams while maintaining a demanding clinical practice. His work includes approximately 350 catheter ablations, 200 cardiac device implantations and 50 left atrial appendage occlusion procedures annually — approximately 600 major electrophysiology procedures each year.
Beyond technical expertise, his career reflects a continuing commitment to leadership and service. Long before directing an electrophysiology service, Dr. Sey served as Vice President of University Hall (Katanga) at KNUST. His professional work has also extended beyond the procedure room into clinical programme development, multidisciplinary collaboration, education, and strengthening patient-care pathways.
Yet for this sesquicentennial celebration, perhaps the most compelling aspect of Dr. Sey’s story is not simply how far he has travelled, but where the journey began.
The discipline, resilience, leadership, service and pursuit of excellence that have characterised his career were nurtured on the hills of Kwabotwe. From Mfantsipim to KNUST, from Ghana to advanced medical training in the United States, and ultimately to leadership in one of medicine’s highly specialised fields, his journey demonstrates what can happen when opportunity meets discipline, ambition meets humility, and education is transformed into service.
His return as Guest Speaker, therefore, represents more than the homecoming of a distinguished alumnus. It creates a bridge between Mfantsipim’s past, present and future — between the legacy of those who helped build the School, the generations who benefited from their sacrifice, and the young men now being prepared to write the next chapters of its history.
In celebrating 150 years of Mfantsipim, Dr. Albert Attah-Kofi Sey stands as an expression of that enduring tradition: a son of Kwabotwe who carried its lessons beyond its gates and now returns to the Hill from which his journey began.
From Kwabotwe to the world—and back to Kwabotwe.
Apostle Dr. David Nyansah Hayfron, Guest Minister, Memorial and Thanksgiving Service
Apostle David Nyansah Hayfron is a distinguished Servant of the Lord, whose passion for Ministry dates back to his days at Mfantsipim.
Calm, disciplined, and with a very pleasant personality, Apostle Dr. David Hayfron trained as a Pharmacist at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. By dint of his exemplary academic performance, he was appointed a Teaching Assistant/Demonstrator at the Pharmaceutical Chemistry labs in the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, KNUST.
Subsequently, he pursued an MSc in Pharmaceutical Analysis and Drug Quality Control from KNUST.
- Aps. Dr. Hayfron later entered full-time ministry with the Church of Pentecost, and also has the following qualifications:
- Certificate in Theology from the Pentecost University College
- Master of Arts in Theology, Mission and Culture from the Akrofi Christaller Institute, Akropong Akuapem.
- Master's in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. Pasadena, California, USA.
- PhD in Mission/Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary, USA.
As a minister of the Church of Pentecost, he has served at the following stations:
- Ayeduase (Asokwa Area, Ashanti Region): 2004-2007
- Odumase Krobo (Agormanya Area, Eastern Region) 2007-2009
- PENSA Travelling Sec., Greater Accra Region and Resident
- Minister, Abossey Okai Worship Center 2009-2011
- Youth Ministry National Director, CoP Headquarters 2011-2019
- Tanzania as Missionary and National Head 2021-2024
- Tarkwa as Area Head 2024-date
Currently, he serves on the 15-member Global Executive Council of the Church of Pentecost, which has a presence in 211 nations (186 in the 195 recognized nations by the UN plus other sovereign territories). He is also the Regional Coordinator for the Church of Pentecost, overseeing the Western and Western-North Regions of Ghana.
Aps Dr Hayfron is married to Mrs Sheila Nyaneba Hayfron (an old girl of Wesley Girls High School and a Pharmacist), and their union has been blessed with five children: David (of NSMQ 2024 Mfantsipim Winning Team), El-Yadah (2026 NSMQ team), Elliot (Student, Mfantsipim School), Michael and Sheila.
Colonel Mark K. Hagan, Reviewing Officer, Anniversary Parade and Cadet
Colonel Mark Kobina Hagan was commissioned into the Ghana Armed Forces in 2005 as part of Regular Career Course 45.
He has completed all career courses commensurate with his rank.
He holds an MSc in Defence and International Politics, a BSc in Computer Science, and he is a professional ethical hacker.
He is a veteran peacekeeper with several duty tours with UN missions in Lebanon (UNIFIL), Liberia (UNMIL), and Côte d'Ivoire.
He has held several appointments. Notable among them are Deputy Director, IT, Directing Staff, Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Chief Research and Development at the Army HQ; and, currently, Director of Plans, Research and Development at the General Headquarters Defense Communication and Information Systems.
He is married with kids and likes to play tennis.
