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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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Blacc Tbwoy
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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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I’m still with Lynx Entertainment: Kuami Eugene shuts down exit rumors

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Blacc Tbwoy
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Highlife sensation Kuami Eugene has dismissed speculation regarding his departure from Lynx Entertainment, affirming his ongoing association with the label.

During a recent interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM in ACCRA, he labeled the rumors as unfounded and a product of social media impatience.

Kuami Eugene emphasized that if a separation were to occur, both he and Lynx would publicly announce it. “If there was an official exit, I would have shared it, and Lynx would have done the same.

People are simply trying to speculate about our relationship,” he stated.

He reassured fans of his collaboration with the label, mentioning a recent song submission to RICHIE. “We are on good terms. If I decide to leave, it will be communicated clearly,” he noted.

The speculation stemmed from the absence of the LYNX label on his latest song cover shared online.

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Aboske reveals his age and relationship habits

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Blacc Tbwoy
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Aboske, a well-known figure from Dr. Likee’s team, has been making waves on social media for controversial reasons.

Many have speculated about the young actor’s age, with some believing he is older due to his mature demeanor during an interview with Kwaku Manu.

However, in a recent interview on Fakye TV, Aboske revealed his true age, stating he is 17 years old, which has surprised many of his followers.

During the interview, when asked about his colleague Kompany’s relationship status, Aboske admitted that he doesn’t have a serious girlfriend.

He candidly explained that his approach is “Hit and Run,” where he pursues girls only to leave after becoming intimate with them.

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Nigerian man decides to return home after boiled corn costs GH₵4 (video)

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Blacc Tbwoy
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A Nigerian man has made the decision to return to Nigeria after purchasing a boiled corn for GH₵4.

This incident highlights the growing frustrations among Nigerians who have migrated to Ghana in search of better economic opportunities, especially given the challenging conditions back home.

In recent years, many Nigerians have flocked to Ghana, sparking concerns among locals about competition in the business sector and cultural influences.

A viral video recently captured this man’s reaction as he expressed disbelief over the high cost of food, specifically the boiled corn, which he noted equates to approximately 400 naira.

Clearly disheartened by the rising cost of living, he declared his intention to pack his bags and head back to Nigeria, unable to cope with the financial strain any longer.

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FDA issues warning against contaminated ‘Galamsey Water’ packaging

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Blacc Tbwoy
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The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has sounded an alarm regarding the packaging and distribution of contaminated water from illegal mining sites, commonly referred to as “Galamsey water.”

The FDA stressed that such practices are not only unlawful but also pose significant health risks.

In a statement released on October 21, 2024, the FDA urged the public to avoid participating in or supporting the sale of water from these hazardous sources. They emphasized the importance of reporting such activities for swift action.

Additionally, the FDA cautioned that licensed sachet water facilities are strictly regulated, and producing unapproved products within these facilities is illegal, violating the Public Health Act of 2012 (Act 851).

The agency, working alongside security forces, is committed to identifying those involved in these illegal activities and ensuring they face justice. Public safety remains their top priority.

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Blackstars may be under spiritual degradation as Ghana refutes honor to Asamoah Gyan and Andre Dede Ayew – Daniel Jeddman

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The German-based Ghanaian music artist, pastor and author, Daniel Jeddman has made claims emphasizing his belief that the current humiliating status of the sitting Blackstars is truly beyond the physical realm.

He continued by saying that Ghanaians have unwavering support to the team but anytime the stars begin to fall we pull it even more down to fall quickly instead of helping the stars to stand and shine again amidst darkness.

During and interview with ghanamedia.net, Daniel said;

Ghana 🇬🇭, we haven’t been fair with the way we handle our past heros. Especially Dede Ayew and Asamoah Gyan. If we despise and disrespect them rather than hail and adore them, their secret grievances may affect the energy or spirit in the Blackstars. This could also be a “hidden” factor why we’re not excelling in football.

Which many netizens tends to believe what the artist has said is clearly true and must be corrected.

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Kudus under fire: West Ham manager criticizes red card incident

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Blacc Tbwoy
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Mohammed Kudus of West Ham United is facing backlash after receiving a red card during a disappointing 4-1 loss to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.

The Ghanaian star, who initially put his team ahead with a stunning goal in the 18th minute, was sent off for violent conduct in the 86th minute following a clash with Spurs defender Micky van de Ven.

This dismissal not only sidelines Kudus for three upcoming matches but also reignites tensions with manager Julen Lopetegui. The two have had previous disagreements, and Lopetegui did not hold back in expressing his disappointment over Kudus’ disciplinary issues.

While acknowledging Kudus’ strong first-half performance, the manager stated, “You’ve got to control frustration in these moments.” He lamented Kudus’ inability to maintain composure when it mattered most.

The red card, which followed a VAR review for hitting van de Ven and another Spurs player, has raised concerns about Kudus’ focus.

Despite these challenges, Kudus remains one of West Ham’s key players, but his growing frustration could affect his performance in future matches.

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Wesley Girls’ SHS narrowly secures quarter-final spot with 47 points

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Blacc Tbwoy
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Wesley Girls’ High School earned their place in the quarter-finals of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) by overcoming stiff competition from Amaniampong SHS.

Wesley Girls’ finished with 47 points, narrowly defeating Amaniampong SHS, who scored 44 points, while Ashaiman SHS trailed with 22.

The contest saw strong support from Wesley Girls’ alumni and students, who energized the participants with spirited cheers.

A delay in the results announcement followed protests from all three schools regarding the accuracy of a biology question, which was later substituted to ensure fairness.

In the tense final round, Wesley Girls’ capitalized on Amaniampong SHS’s inability to answer the riddles correctly. After two tie-breaker questions, Wesley Girls’ SHS finally claimed victory, securing their spot in the quarter-finals.

Round-by-Round Scores:

  • Round 1: Wesley Girls’ – 20, Amaniampong – 16, Ashaiman – 11
  • Round 2: Wesley Girls’ – 18, Amaniampong – 24, Ashaiman – 11
  • Round 3: Wesley Girls’ – 20, Amaniampong – 28, Ashaiman – 12
  • Round 4: Wesley Girls’ – 33, Amaniampong – 41, Ashaiman – 22
  • Round 5 (Tie): Wesley Girls’ – 44, Amaniampong – 44, Ashaiman – 22

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