Opoku Ware School (OWASS) has extended their admiration towards Presbyterian Boys Senior High School (Presec) on clinching the 2023 National Science and Maths Quiz Trophy.
Underlining their dominance in the NSMQ scene, Presec secured their eighth victory at the expense of contenders Achimota School and OWASS.
OWASS sends goodwill towards Presec after the NSMQ win. Photo courtesy: National Science & Maths Quiz/Facebook
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After a tense competition on Monday, October 30, Presec surfaced as winners with a score of 40 points. Achimota School secured the runner-ups’ position with 28 points while OWASS had to content with 23 points.
The X platform, having won the NSMQ twice, lauded Presec on their victory.
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OWASS, in addition, offered encouragement and hope to Stephen Apemah-Baah, believing in the 16-year-old’s ability to bounce back
with vigor in the ensuing year’s competition.
“Congratulations to @PRESECLEGON_ for clinching the #NSMQ2023. Our boys, Stephen: we care deeply for you. Return stronger the next year. Andrews: we value your contributions. Thank you. Forson: we respect your role.”
At the point the report was penned, the post had attracted more than 6,000 views and 10 comments.
Ghanaians Laud OWASS
Many fellow Ghanaians commended OWASS for their commendable showing in the concluded NSMQ.
@RichardYawAgye1 commented:
The quiz has been too intense for Owass. We have given our all. Our journey since our victory in 2002 have taken us to nearly seven or six finals which means we’ve been giving a stellar performance. Though our hard work is apparent, our mental fortitude and self-assurance matter too.
Another comment by@AkwasiA10329497 stated:
Despite being a Senior (Amanfoɔ), Stephen was the shining star of this competition for me. That lad is simply brilliant! Stephen, don’t lose hope. Keep your spirits high and come back more powerful, brighter, and smarter the next time. Lift the trophy next year as I strongly believe you have the potential to do so.
Another user@tutu_romeo commented:
Congratulations on your academic triumphs, the brilliant students. We are proud of your achievements. Akatakyie!!!
Stephen from OWASS’s First Year Cries
The video depicted a distraught Stephen being consoled by an adult, as many went by offering kind words for his commendable efforts, considering his young age and current grade.
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