James Lutterodt: Ketasco's 2021 NSMQ Star Studying Computer Science At University Of Ghana Dies

• James Lutterodt, a young student from Ketasco who helped his school to the finals of the National Science and Maths Quiz in 2021, has tragically passed away
• Sources close to his family have confirmed that he died while studying Computer Science at the University of Ghana
• James was known for his intelligence and dedication, and the Ghanaian community deeply mourns his loss

Tragic news has struck the Ghanaian community as James Lutterodt, a bright young, old student of Keta Senior High Technical School, has passed away.

In 2021, he helped his school to the National Science and Maths Quiz finals, marking a historic achievement. Sources close to his family have confirmed heartbreaking news to YEN.com.gh.

Reports suggest that James died due to food poisoning while studying for a BSc in Computer Science at the University of Ghana. This unfortunate incident has left everyone in shock and sadness.

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James was known for his intelligence and dedication to his studies. He was a shining star among his peers and a source of inspiration for many.

According to popular newsagent @sikaofficial1, he has received information suggesting that James plans to pursue further studies abroad.

The general public has been sharing their heartbreaking comments after hearing of the sad incident.

@OforiSteven5 said:

I now understand ,why,people travel without letting their friends and family know about it.

@AnsahMullings commented:

When they were helping the girl they forgot about him and didn’t give him the necessary help now see him it was evident the girl mostly tapped from him

How James Lutterodt and his team were received on campus after NSMQ

As YEN.com.gh earlier reported, James and his two colleagues were given a rapturous welcome and led into the forecourt with a cadet procession and a crowd of students cheering them on when they returned from the 2021 NSMQ competition.

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How all 3 NSMQ contestants from Ketasco obtained passports to travel

As reported, the three Keta Senior High Technical School (Ketasco) students representing their school at the 2021 National Science and Math Quiz received complimentary trips to Dubai.

The outstanding Ketasco pupils successfully obtained passports to travel to the United Arab Emirates.

Source: YEN.com.gh