OWASS NSMQ Stars Get Special Treat By Old Boys Despite Defeat To Presec, Photo Evokes Joy

OWASS NSMQ Stars Get Special Treat By Old Boys Despite Defeat To Presec, Photo Evokes Joy

  • The contestants who represented OWASS at the NSMQ have been celebrated for their performance in the competition
  • A dinner was organised by some old boys of the school to honour the three contestants
  • Netizens who saw the post showered praises on the OWASS old boys for the nice gesture

Some old students of Opoku Ware School School (OWASS) have given a special treat to the three students who represented the school at the just-ended National Science and Maths Quiz.

The old students, fondly called Akatakyie, organised a dinner in honour of Stephen Apemah Baah, Andrews Oppong Damptey and Franklyn Forson for their stellar performance in the NSMQ.

Photo of OWASS NSMQ contestants
Owass NSMQ stars celebrated Photo credit: @National Science & Maths Quiz @Kofi Ofosu Nkansah/Facebook
Source: Facebook

Photos which YEN.com.gh sighted on the Facebook page of Kofi Ofosu Nkansah showed the contestants looking visibly happy and cheerful as they posed for a picture at the dinner table.

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OWASS emerged third in the finals of the competition after a nail-biting contest involving Presec and Achimota School.

The eventual winners, Presec had 40 points, Achimota School had 28 points, and OWASS got 23 points.

The post captioned "Dinner with the finalists" had gathered over 6000 likes and 200 comments at the time of writing the report.

Girls' schools may perform better with a male quiz master

An educationist, Mr Daniel Fenyi, in an interview with YEN.com.gh on the NSMQ advocated for the competition to have quiz masters.

" The girl schools may perform better if they meet a male quiz master. It appears the male schools are more comfortable with the female mistresses. Naturally, female children are more comfortable with their Dads, and the males are more comfortable with the Moms.

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This phenomenon plays out in the quiz too. The consistent gender-bias of the quiz moderators may account for the poor performance of the girls."

Ghanaians commend the old students for their gesture

Many people thronged the comment section of the post to commend the old students for the nice gesture done to the students.

Edmund Owusu Bio stated:

Awwwww. This is great. I love this

Nana Kwadwo Boakye reacted:

You guys have done very well especially featuring a 1st yr but still making it to the final. Huge step

Nhana Yhaa Awuku indicated:

If a young man knows how to wash his hands he goes to a dinner with great men....I tap into it

Ebenezer Doku

Great motivation for the boys

Gabriel Opoku Boateng wrote:

This is so beautiful.It is highly commendable.Congratulations to our guys.They did very well.God bless the sponsors of this important dinner.

Nana Yaa Adjeiwaa Kodie added:

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That's awesome, Stephen is an asset to OWASS. looking forward to seeing him again next year God willing. Congratulations guys.

Stephen Apemah Baah cries after NSMQ final defeat

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Stephen Apemah-Baah broke cried after their loss to PRESEC in the 2023 National Science and Math Quiz finals.

The video showed Stephen crying while being comforted by a man, with others passing by offering words of consolation, acknowledging his exceptional effort considering his age and class.

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Philip Boateng Kessie (Human-Interest editor) Philip Boateng Kessie started writing for YEN.com.gh in 2022 and is the Head of the Human Interest desk. He has over six years of experience in journalism and graduated from the University of Cape Coast in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies. Philip previously served as a reporter for Graphic Communications Group Limited (GCGL) and as a content writer for Scooper News. He has a certificate in Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. Email: philip.kessie@yen.com.gh.