MOBA 87 is an association of Mfantsipim School's class of 1987. The principal objective of our group is to leverage the strong interaction among members to support "The School". We are proud to be old boys of Mfantsipim School and we believe it is our duty to keep the indomitable Mfantsipim spirit alive. Mfantsipim School is an all boys educational institution, established in 1876 by the Methodist Church to operate at the secondary level; and dedicated to fostering intellectual, moral and spiritual growth. Its foundation name was Wesleyan High School and the first Headmaster was James Picot, a French scholar, who was only eighteen years on his appointment.

The name, Mfantsipim, was provided by the Honourable John Mensah-Sarbah, an accomplished lawyer and a member of the 'PIONEER BOYS'. Mfantsipim, he insisted, was to be the "SOUL OF THE PEOPLE". Several heads served the school with unexampled distinction. Dr. F.L. Bartels built on the foundation of the former heads. His main period as a head stretched from 1949 to 1961. He scored an unparalleled success during his time.

There have been many influential products of the school who have served, not only the country, the continent of Africa but also continents outside Africa and many international bodies. Mfantsipim School has trained uncounted number of men of unexampled distinction such as Professor K.A. Busia and Kofi Annan. In the field of Medicine, Engineering, Education, Architecture, etc, are found a number of great men who owe allegiance to Mfantsipim School.

The training of Mfantsipim boys has been of the form which will enable them become efficient managers in whatever they do and wherever they are. In this sense, there is the need to have a core of committed old boys, students, administrators, and teachers who will deny themselves some amount of their personal pleasures in order to carry out this difficult task.