Supporters of Prempeh College, St Thomas Aquinas and Ofori Panin SHS
One of the much-anticipated contests in the one-eighth stage of this year’s National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) took place on Sunday, October 16.
The reigning champions, Prempeh College, faced an old foe St. Thomas Aquinas bent on a revenge.
Aquinas has suffered defeats at the one-eighth stage of the competition which relegates them to the regional qualifiers. One of those defeats came at the hands of Prempeh College, in a failed revenge bid for Aquinas in 2020.
The story could not change as history repeated itself.
Ofori Panin SHS who made it as one of the losing schools with a high mark featured in this contest as well.
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