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Tamale SHS shines in NSMQ 2024, advancing to semi-finals

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In an electrifying showdown at the SGS Auditorium, Tamale Senior High School (SHS) triumphed over strong contenders, including St. John’s School and Accra Academy, in the Quarter-finals of the 2024 National Science & Maths Quiz.

Against the odds, Tamale SHS secured a remarkable 40 points, edging out St. John’s School with 38 points and leaving Accra Academy behind at 32 points.

St. John’s School showcased their prowess in the Prudential Life Insurance Speed Race, captivating the audience with rapid-fire answers.

However, the atmosphere shifted during Round Three, the “Problem of the Day,” where students faced a challenging math problem. Here, St. John’s emerged victorious, scoring six points.

Despite St. John’s strong performance, a crucial moment arose in the final round when Ahmed of Tamale SHS answered a pivotal riddle, shifting momentum and ensuring their advancement to the Semi-finals.

The contest highlighted the competitive spirit and teamwork among schools, with Tamale SHS celebrating their hard-fought victory, eager for the challenges ahead.

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Laws in Ghana only apply to the poor – Kwabena Kwabena

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Renowned Ghanaian musician Kwabena Kwabena has voiced his frustration with the nation’s justice system, claiming that laws only target the poor.

Speaking on Adom TV, he cited the recent East Legon accident involving Prophet Salifu Amoako’s son, who drives recklessly without consequence due to his wealth.

Kwabena emphasized that videos of such behavior are on social media, yet the police ignore them. He urged authorities to enforce laws fairly and protect juveniles from unsafe practices.

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The best way to release stress is to laugh – Lil Win

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In a recent interview with ghanamedia.net, Ghana’s ace actor and comedian, Lil Win made it known to the public concerning the significance of laughter and its importance.

He also added that, when people laugh they forget their sorrow and it’s important to laugh at least once a day to help regulate your blood pressure. Lil Win also said the best medicine to longevity is happiness and laughter.

On a more serious note, he hammered on issues regarding many of same Kumawood actors fighting each other physically and spiritually wishing the downfall of others due to envy and jealousy. He advised all to abstain from such mindsets as God won’t bless those who do that.

He hilariously said; “If you destroy the Kumawood movie industry which is full of fun with your bad attitude and you become old one day, who and what is going to make you laugh so you live longer?

I don’t steal songs, I draw inspiration – Kuami Eugene clarifies

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Kuami Eugene has addressed ongoing accusations that he steals other artists’ songs.

In a recent interview, he firmly denied these claims, explaining that while he draws inspiration from other musicians, it doesn’t mean he’s copying their work.

“I don’t steal music. Every artist takes influences from different places,” Eugene emphasized, pointing out that renowned artists like Michael Jackson and Nigerian musicians have faced similar criticisms.

He explained that taking a line or two and reworking it into one’s unique style is part of the creative process.

The talented artist shared that it can be disheartening when people accuse him of copying, especially considering the effort he puts into making his music original.

He reiterated that music is a dynamic and collaborative art form, with inspiration coming from various sources.

“At the end of the day, we’re all trying to create something beautiful for our audience,” Kuami Eugene concluded.

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The origin of Delay and Afia Schwar’s feud that dragged John Mahama

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The heated feud between media personalities Afia Schwarzenegger and Delay has once again stirred social media, this time involving former president John Mahama.

Afia Schwar accused Delay of sleeping with Mahama in exchange for a Prado car, questioning Delay’s claims of success.

The tension reignited after Delay interviewed MC Yaa Yeboah, who made controversial comments during the show. Yeboah stated, “My vagina is not where Ghana’s tax is,” which Afia Schwar found offensive, prompting her to attack both Yeboah and Delay.

The long-standing beef continues to spark debate, with netizens wondering how it escalated to such a level.

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Thomas Partey shines in Arsenal’s Champions League win against Shakhtar Donetsk

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ghGhanaian midfielder Thomas Partey delivered an impressive 90-minute performance in Arsenal’s 1-0 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk in the UEFA Champions League.

Partey, a key figure for both the Black Stars and Arsenal, started the game and played a crucial role in controlling the midfield.

The Gunners secured the win through an own goal by Shakhtar’s goalkeeper, Dmytro Riznyk, in the 29th minute.

Despite the narrow scoreline, Partey’s defensive skills, ball distribution, and ability to break up play were instrumental in Arsenal maintaining their lead.

With this victory, Arsenal now sits at seven points after three matches, boosting their chances of advancing to the knockout stage of the competition.

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VIDEO: Nana Romeo expresses frustration over being ignored at Bawumia’s arts meeting

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Media personality Nana Romeo has voiced his disappointment after being denied the opportunity to ask a question at Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s recent meeting with the creative arts industry.

Speaking on UTV’s United Showbiz, he revealed that despite raising his hand first, he was overlooked by the event organizers.

“When it was time for questions, I was the first to raise my hand. KOKA saw me but gave the microphone to someone behind me,” Nana Romeo shared.

The event, titled Evening Encounter with the Arts and Tourism Fraternity, took place on October 16, 2024, and aimed to foster dialogue between the creative arts and tourism sectors.

Romeo’s frustration stemmed from his eagerness to participate but feeling ignored during the session.

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NSMQ 2024 quarter-finals set to bring excitement and surprises

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The National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2024 Quarter-finals are set to begin at the SGS Auditorium from Wednesday, October 23 to Friday, October 24, 2024.

Schools will compete fiercely for a place in the Semi-finals, with the ultimate goal of claiming the title currently held by Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC), Legon.

This year’s competition has been unpredictable, with surprising upsets knocking out top contenders. The Quarter-final matchups promise intense battles.

Accra Academy, St. John’s School, and Tamale SHS face off in the first contest, while other exciting pairings like Keta SHTS vs. Mpraeso SHS and Swedru SHS vs. Mfantsipim School are scheduled.

As the competition heats up, spectators eagerly await to see who will triumph and move closer to the championship.

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St. Peter’s SHS triumphs over Krobo Girls’ and Anglican SHS to secure quarter-final spot

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St. Peter’s Senior High School (SHS) has successfully advanced to the Quarter-finals of the 2024 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ).

The competition, held at the CNC Auditorium on October 21, 2024, saw St. Peter’s SHS overcoming Krobo Girls’ SHS and Anglican SHS, Kumasi, with a final score of 35 points.

The contest opened with confidence from all schools, but St. Peter’s dominated early, leading with 15 points in Round One. Although Krobo Girls’ SHS briefly took the lead in the ‘Prudential Life Insurance Speed Race,’ St.

Peter’s regained their advantage in the final round. By solving two riddles in the ‘GOIL Riddle Bonanza,’ they sealed their win with 35 points, while Anglican SHS and Krobo Girls’ SHS finished with 28 and 26 points, respectively.

St. Peter’s SHS is now set for the Quarter-final Stage, continuing their journey in the prestigious competition.

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Sefa stands strong: Secular music and spirituality can coexist

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Sefadzi Abena Amesu, popularly known as Sefa, recently addressed misconceptions about secular music and faith during an interview on Asaase 995’s Rush Hour with Elvis Crystal.

The Ghanaian music star stressed that creating secular music doesn’t mean abandoning one’s belief in God or spirituality.

“Doing secular music doesn’t mean we don’t believe in God,” Sefa shared, highlighting that faith is a personal journey. She explained that spirituality is about the heart and not necessarily public displays of faith.

Reflecting on her career, Sefa revealed that she took time off to focus on self-care, admitting that she had to reconnect with her true self. Her latest track, “All Over,” featuring Camido, marks her return to music, balancing her personal growth with her artistry.

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