"Let's not forget about the middle and the lower part of the stream.
At the middle part of the stream, the meandering and the serpentine
order of the stream is less frequent, because of the force of the stream.
During this time, the river tries to flow in a straight-like manner, and
in effect, causes ox-bow lakes. 'Se mo nyinaa kai owo no?' This time 'etese
nea owo no eda ho na yede sekan atwitwa nemu.' Then it will be left with
different pieces. At the lower part of the stream, the volume of the
river becomes voluminous, carrying more debris, and these debris are
deposited to form swampy areas called Aluvia Fan. "fan, fan, 'Enti papa nso monhu?" "
Mr. Festus Attakora-Mensah
former Geography teacher & later Butler Housemaster
Herewith information about Prempeh's academic staff, students, sports, campus life and many articles, as well as some historical archives.
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