Edward Anato: NSMQ Awards He Helped Presby SHS, Bompata Win Before His Death
- Edward Anato helped Presbyterian SHS, Bompata reach the quarter-finals of the 2026 NSMQ before his death
- His team’s campaign earned cash prizes, recognition for its impressive run and laptops for the contestants
- Photographs show Edward and his teammates receiving awards during the competition and at the grand finale
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Edward Anato, the Presbyterian Senior High School, Bompata contestant whose death has been confirmed by NSMQ organisers, helped his school earn several awards during the 2026 competition.

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The quarter-finalist competed as part of a team whose performances brought both recognition and prizes to the school.
Photographs from the campaign show Edward alongside his teammates at presentations for cash awards and laptops. The achievements were earned collectively by the team.
Awards Edward helped Bompata secure
Most Impressive Run award
Presby SHS, Bompata received the Dr Kwaku Mensa-Bonsu Award for Most Impressive Run, with a cash prize of GH¢7,000.
The recognition celebrated the school’s campaign, which took it to the quarter-finals. An award presentation photograph shows the contestants receiving a cheque bearing the school’s name.
Kwame Chito Excellence Award
The team also benefited from the Kwame Chito Excellence Award, which provided laptops to outstanding contestants.
In a September 23 post, NSMQ organisers explained that 15 laptops went to contestants from the three finalist schools, the Best Girls’ School and Presby SHS, Bompata.
Bompata was recognised for the most impressive run by a Category C school. A photograph shows its three contestants holding Dell laptop boxes.
Pepsodent Highest Scorer Award
Another presentation photograph shows Edward and his teammates receiving the Pepsodent Highest Scorer Award.
The cheque names Presby SHS, Bompata, adding to the honours secured during the school’s participation in the competition.
GOIL Super Bonanza
The team also received a GH¢5,000 GOIL Super Bonanza prize.
Photographs show the contestants and members of the school’s delegation posing with the cheque during the presentation.
GOIL Riddle Bonanza
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A separate image shows the team receiving a GOIL Riddle Bonanza award, further documenting its prize-winning campaign.

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In confirming Edward’s death, NSMQ organisers described him as a brilliant quarter-finalist and remembered his curiosity, courage and quiet brilliance.
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His contribution to Bompata’s campaign remains part of the school’s achievements in the 2026 competition.
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