The much touted phrase ‘serving a living God’ by the Presbyterian Boys Secondary School did not materialise as God, instead decided to ‘Glory5’ Prempeh College.

The ‘Amanfuo’ has been crowned the champions of the 2021 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) after attaining a substantial victory over the ‘odade3s’ and the ‘Dzoloalians (Keta SHTS) in the final contest.

The race, right from the beginning of the first round, saw a keen and stiff competition by all the three schools as they lock horns neck to neck for a lead.

Although Prempeh College won, it was a super tough five rounds for all the three schools.

At the end of that tough round, Presec-Legon scored 17 points, followed by Prempeh College with 16 points while Keta SHTS garnered 15 points.

The second round’s speed race got intense as all the finalists, especially Ketasco, scrambled to accumulate points.

But the ‘Christian gentlemen’ still maintained their dominance with a five-point margin ahead of Prempeh.

The ‘Amanfuor’ finished with 21 points while Presec beat them with 26 points.

Problem of the Day favoured the contestants of Prempeh College as they secured a perfect score of 10 points.

That feat landed them the Prudential Life NSMQ Star award worth GH₵4,000. Each of the three contestants will receive GH¢1,000 with their teacher getting the rest.

Both Presec-Legon and Keta SHTS scored seven points each at the end of the third round.

The True or False round had the ‘Dzolalians’ substituting Francisca Lamini with James Lutterodt. Presec equally made a substitution for Joel Aboagye to take over from Henry Otumfuor.

Although they did not make any substitution, Prempeh had almost all their answers right in the fourth round.

Prempeh College’s Evans Oppong ‘magically’ kept his cool to conveniently respond to the questions correctly.

At the end of the fourth round, Prempeh took over from their fierce rivals with only a point-margin.

The highly-anticipated race was finally decided in the last round where the boys from the ‘University of Sofoline’ proved their mettle to defeat the Presecans.

Eden Obeng was quick to answer the first riddle correctly to put Prempeh ahead of Presec.

As if that was it all; he made it matter most when he ‘tamed’ the Presec boys by quickly answering the second riddle right!

You can just imagine it. Presec’s Joel Aboagye attempted to answer the third riddle but woefully lost it. He, however, got the last riddle right but that was not enough to grant them any better chance of winning the coveted prize.

The dream of claiming the trophy for the seventh time got thwarted, alas!

That sent the supporters of Prempeh into frenzy as they roared in massive jubilation in the KNUST’s Great Hall. The host and win agenda finally became a reality when the ‘Seniors’ floored the boys with an outstanding brilliance.

Five! Five!! Five is all that’s running through the minds and lips of all those who supported Prempeh’s journey in the 2021 NSMQ from the beginning through to the finals.

The trophy has been retained in Kumasi.

At the end of the contest, Prempeh College amassed 53 points while Presec-Legon accumulated 49 points with Ketasco managing 30 points.

Keta Senior High Technical School could not lift the first trophy but it is doubtless that they have made a name for themselves after rising through the stages to feature in the finals for the first time.

And here are the winners for the 2021 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), Prempeh College. It is now time to glori-FIVE the Lord.

 

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Angelonline.com.gh reports that a 42-year-old woman and her 18-year-old son have been arrested and are expected to appear in court today, Thursday, November 25.

The news outlet reports that the victim, identified simply as Akos (not her real name) recounted her ordeal on Anopa Bofoↄ morning show on Angel 102.9 FM on Wednesday, November 24, 2021.

She disclosed that she met her mother and her brother in a single room they all shared with the last male child, having sex.

She further revealed that her mother and brother’s amorous relationship has been ongoing for a long time, which even caused the separation between her stepfather and her mother.

According to Akos, anytime her mother visited the husband, his younger brother got angry, a situation that led to the physical abuse of her mother.

She alleged in the interview that her mother and brother conspired to kill her because she has become a nuisance to their incestuous love affair.

According to her, she woke up to see the two incestuous lovebirds pulling out her intestines after stabbing her.

She added that an Aunty of her’s in the same house took her around several hospitals for medical care. She claimed that they first visited Ga West Municipal hospital, later to Korle Bu then to Ridge hospital but they all didn’t have beds to accommodate her.

Although the 37 Military Hospital too didn’t have beds, they managed to convince the doctor on duty to attend to her.

Akos’ mother and her brother were arrested and sent to Anaya police station and the case was later transferred to Ridge police headquarters.

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The Ghana Police Service have arrested a man identified as Nii Ponponsuo for brandishing Pump-Action gun on social media.

In a Statement on their official Facebook page, the police said ;

“The Police Intelligence Directorate, yesterday, Monday, November 22, 2021, arrested suspect, Nii Ponponsuo, after seeing a viral video in which the suspect was captured loading a pump-action gun with cartridges and making threatening utterances.

The Police after reviewing the video conducted a special exercise that led to the suspect’s arrest from his hideout. A search conducted led to the retrieval of one 12 bore SB pump-action gun.

Currently, he is assisting the Police investigation and will be put before court tomorrow, Wednesday, November 24, 2021.

The Police Administration would like to continue to caution the general public, especially, individuals who have a penchant for the display of weapons and issuing threats to desist from such unlawful acts. Anyone arrested will be dealt with according to law.”

The police added in a later update that ; “With reference to our earlier post, suspect Nii Ponponsuo who is arrested for brandishing a weapon with threats on social media will be put before a court, tomorrow, Wednesday, November 24.

The Police Administration sternly warns individuals who have a penchant for the display of weapons to desist from such acts as they will be dealt with according to law when arrested.”

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