NSMQ 22

 

It's that time of the year again. Your favourite academic competition returns to the screens. It's time for the heated office arguments, hot social media banters and never-ending trolls. All roads lead to Kumasi this year for the 2022 edition of the National Science and Maths Quiz competition. 


NSMQ 2022 was launched on Monday, 3rd October with the competition itself set to take off on the 10th of October and climaxing with the Grand finale on the 26th of October 2022. The 10th of October would see the preliminary stage contests kick-starting the competition. This stage of the competition will feature schools that qualified at the regional level, who will eventually meet the 27 seeded schools from last year's competition at the one-eighth stage.

The opening day of the quiz will feature nine contests at three venues with contest one featuring Northern School of Business, Sunyani S.H.S and Nureligu S.H.S. This year's competition promises to be more fun and educative. The preliminary stage of the competition this year will feature thirty-nine preliminary contests as opposed to previous year's editions that did only thirty-six. This is as a result of additional schools that were invited for losing the regional qualifiers but with higher points.



The NSMQ theme song takes a new turn. A new signature tune has been unveiled which takes a more traditional form than the previous one. The theme song 'VOI CHE SAPETE' has a Ghanaian touch, a blend of drumming and choral suitable for jama in cheering up your schools.

https://youtu.be/NGMPn9ioj9o. <<< [Here's a link the theme song]

Who wins the coveted trophy? Will PRESEC-LEGON revive their 'we are 7 a living God' mantra? Would Prempeh College win it back-to-back? Or will any of the winning regulars do what they do best? Let's watch out.

Visit this space for more updates.



Comments

Anonymous said…
Abusco is wining this time around😂❤️
October 10, 2022 at 8:29 AM
Prince Ninson said…
PJ ♥️
October 11, 2022 at 12:28 AM
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