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Dr. Papa Benin Applauds APSU 2G for Legacy Project, Commends Max TV & Max FM

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Dr. Papa Benin, the distinguished Managing Director of Stark Energy Ltd. and a proud member of APSU 96, has heaped immense praise on APSU 2G for their outstanding commitment to their alma mater through the execution of a groundbreaking legacy project.

With unwavering dedication and a deep sense of responsibility, APSU 2G has once again raised the bar for alumni contributions by delivering a transformative initiative that will shape the future of St. Augustine’s College for generations to come. Their relentless passion, unity, and devotion to excellence are a shining example for all alumni groups across Ghana.

Dr. Benin also extended his sincere appreciation to Max TV and Max FM for their exceptional commitment to education and national development. He commended the media houses for their remarkable five-hour live telecast of the 95th Speech and Prize Giving Day on Saturday, March 14, 2025, ensuring that the historic occasion was witnessed by a wider audience.

“The legacy project undertaken by APSU 2G is nothing short of phenomenal. It stands as a beacon of selflessness, excellence, and the true spirit of Augusco brotherhood. Their contribution is an invaluable gift that will uplift and empower future generations,” Dr. Benin remarked. “Furthermore, Max TV and Max FM deserve resounding applause for their outstanding coverage of this prestigious event. By broadcasting the ceremony, they have reinforced the importance of education and the power of collective support in nation-building.”

The 95th Speech and Prize Giving Day was a magnificent celebration of academic brilliance, leadership, and service. Thanks to the steadfast support of its alumni and partners, St. Augustine’s College continues to uphold its reputation as a citadel of knowledge and excellence.

The visionary legacy project undertaken by APSU 2G is a testament to what passionate and dedicated alumni can achieve when they work together for a common goal. Dr. Benin’s acknowledgment serves as both a tribute and a rallying call for others to emulate such acts of generosity and commitment to educational advancement.

With such remarkable initiatives and the power of media collaborations, Ghana’s education sector is poised for greater transformation, cementing St. Augustine’s College’s legacy as one of the nation’s premier institutions.

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