In 1939, Amega Agbavitor Alorgbodzi, a citizen of Seva, who was then residing at Ehi, one of the 36 townships of Seva, heard about developments in his hometown, Seva, and being the head of the Alorgbodzi family, returned to Seva to support a worthy cause by offering a portion of his family land on which he had planted coconut trees to be used for building the church and school.
