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St. Mary’s Seminary SHS, Lolobi secures final Oti ticket to 2026 NSMQ
August 5, 2026
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St. Mary’s Seminary SHS, Lolobi secures final Oti ticket to 2026 NSMQ

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  • St. Mary’s Seminary Senior High School, Lolobi, has secured a qualification slot for the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) National Championship.
  • The school emerged victorious in the final Oti Regional qualifier, completing the region's list of representatives.
  • They defeated Oti Senior High Technical School and Nkwanta Senior High School in a closely contested competition.
  • St. Mary’s Seminary SHS finished with 32 points, while Nkwanta SHS placed second with 23 points.
  • This victory means St. Mary’s Seminary SHS will now join other Oti qualifiers to compete against Ghana’s top schools.

Why This Matters

This event highlights the importance of STEM education and academic competition in Ghana, fostering intellectual development among youth. It provides a platform for schools from all regions, like Oti, to showcase their academic prowess and compete nationally, inspiring students to pursue science and mathematics fields crucial for national development.

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