NSMQ: Mfantsipim School Advances to Finals, Mankranso SHS NSMQ Team Shares Their Disappointment

NSMQ: Mfantsipim School Advances to Finals, Mankranso SHS NSMQ Team Shares Their Disappointment

  • Mfantsipim School has secured a final spot in the 2025 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ)
  • Mankranso SHS has expressed their disappointment at exiting the competition at the semi-final stage
  • Mfantsipim School is hoping to win the trophy for the second consecutive time

The students who represented Mankranso SHS at the 2025 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) have opened up about their disappointment after exiting the competition.

The school placed third with 15 points at the end of the semi-final contest involving Mfantsipim School and Ghana Secondary Technical School.

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Mfantsipim School secures final spot in NSMQ, Mankranso SHS express disappointment. Photo credit: National Science & Maths Quiz/Facebook, @Joy News/YouTube
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Mfantsipim demonstrated its dominance by securing 42 points to advance to the finals, with GSTS coming in second with 23 points.

In an interview with Joy News after the contest, contestants of the Mankranso SHS NSMQ team, who looked visibly sad, shared their experience.

Augustine Many Nayere, asked by the interviewer about what caused their defeat, responded, saying, "Something happened, but we give thanks to God for what He has done for us."

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Blessed Oforiwaa Nsiah also admitted that she was sad but expressed optimism that the school would perform better in the next year's competition.

Mfantsipim School, meanwhile, has booked a spot in the final for the second time running, where it will be hoping to win the trophy back-to-back.

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Peeps react to the Mfantsipim success in the exam

Social media users who took to the comments of the post celebrated Mfantsipim School for excelling in the quiz. Many also praised Mankranso SHS.

Ekow Supremo reacted:

"There should be the same competition across all JHS to solidify our basic schools for better SHS. We should focus more on the JHS as well if we want a proper education system as a country."

Al Mateen stated:

"GSTS and Mankranso did well in the first round. The only mistake they made was continuing with the next rounds. They could have asked permission to use the washroom and, on that course, run away. In fact, the only thing that will beat this Mfantsipim team this year is rain. Congratulations, my guy!"

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Wayasco Moni added:

"But their true/false alongside the riddle was fantastic."

Wahab Inuah wrote:

"Mankranso Snr High, you have really done well. It's more than a win. Come back stronger."

Bhig Bhrain opined:

"Is the morale ongoing, or has it left like those who wanted to stone the woman Jesus saved?"

Nel Sy stated:

"Herrh, my school couldn't sail through to the finals. Ei GSTS, next year, I go contest. So no Western Region school is alive anymore in the game."

NSMQ star becomes a medical doctor

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Jimmy Newton has now become a medical doctor.

This comes after he earned the former member of the St. Augustine's College (AUGUSCO) team bagged the medical degree.

He was dressed in a white coat with a stethoscope around his neck.

A stark contrast to his youthful appearance seen in a second photo from the 2019 NSMQ victory.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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