In a bold response to critics, the Vice President II of the Old Prince Waleans Association (OPWA), Alhaji Dauda Musa Bangura, has challenged detractors to match the association’s achievements before voicing criticism.

His remarks came after the successful construction and unveiling of a mini stadium complex at Prince of Wales School in celebration of its 100th anniversary.

Taking to his Facebook page, Alhaji Musa Dauda taunted critics, urging them to “build a stadium before talking to us.” He further challenged them to undertake a similarly ambitious project, such as launching a 200-page magazine, emphasizing that OPWA remains focused on building a strong legacy.

The newly unveiled mini stadium stands as a testament to OPWA’s commitment to the school’s development, marking a great achievement in its centenary celebrations.

The facility is expected to enhance sports and extracurricular activities for students while reinforcing the school’s standing as a hub for academic and athletic excellence.Alhaji Musa Dauda’s comments reflect OPWA’s dedication to progress and its refusal to be distracted by criticism.

He reaffirmed that the association’s mission is to leave a lasting impact, focusing on tangible developments that benefit both current and future students of Prince of Wales School.With the stadium project completed, OPWA continues to push forward with initiatives aimed at strengthening the institution’s legacy.

As the centenary celebrations unfold, the association remains steadfast in its vision for growth, urging all stakeholders to contribute positively rather than engage in baseless critiques.