The University of Management and Technology (UNIMTECH) officially launched the Old Prince Waleans Association (OPWA) UNIMTECH Chapter on March 21, 2025, at its campus.

This milestone marks a pioneering moment as OPWA UNIMTECH becomes fully operational and the first officially launched alumni association on campus.

The historic inauguration precedes the centenary celebration of The Prince of Wales School, commemorating 100 years of excellence and setting the stage for a transformative impact among Princewaleans.

The launch event brings together students, faculty, and distinguished guests. The OPWA UNIMTECH Chapter aims to empower, support, and uplift every Prince walean at UNIMTECH, fostering academic excellence, social responsibility, and moral integrity. With its official registration and launch, the association has etched its place in history, symbolizing the strength and potential of the Princewalean community.

The event’s keynote address was delivered by Alhaji Dauda Musa Bangura, Vice-President II of OPWA Worldwide. Expressing his delight at the monumental achievement, Bangura conveyed warm greetings from OPWA Worldwide and underscored the transformative impact the new chapter is poised to create.

He urged the newly appointed executive to advocate for the welfare of their peers while fostering a supportive academic environment. He further encouraged them to extend their support to The Prince of Wales School by collaborating with teachers to promote discipline, academic growth, and holistic development among students.

In a symbolic gesture of commitment, Bangura unveiled the OPWA UNIMTECH Chapter’s Centenary Logo and made a contribution of $100 to support the association’s initiatives.

UNITECH Students’ Union President Jacklyn Mariama Malik expressed her admiration for the newly launched chapter. She commended OPWA UNIMTECH for its leadership and commitment to excellence in camp.

The official launch of OPWA UNIMTECH marks more than just a ceremonial milestone—it is a beacon of hope and progress for the entire Prince walean community.