
Audio By Carbonatix
The maiden Luv FM Kiddy Quiz kicked off on Saturday afternoon in the studios of Luv 99.5 FM.
The upper primary pupils were examined in areas of general knowledge, spelling and word play.
The knockout competition, involving 16 schools, comes off every Saturday at 12: 30 pm. Four students were eliminated in today’s competition.
Participating students were given a certificate, stationery, school bags, 'Aben dada' beef noodles and soft drinks.
Promotion and event executive at Multimedia Group Kumasi, Alfred James Hermans could not hide his excitement with the programme.
“Messages I’m getting indicates that people are really loving the show because of its educative nature. That’s what we seek to deliver to our audience with the programme,” he said.







Latest Stories
-
Mahama delivers medical equipment to Ho District Hospital to boost Free Primary Healthcare programme
59 seconds -
Beads, not screens: How Ancient Abacus is rescuing Ghana’s children from digital distraction
14 minutes -
MPs must put Ghana ahead of party loyalty and personal ambition – Justice Atuguba
16 minutes -
Police end rescue efforts for more victims of fatal Odumase accident
17 minutes -
What if society had a memory for kindness
17 minutes -
Trump to attend World Cup final as Argentina face Spain
28 minutes -
Credit-to-GDP gap remains negative, signals credit contraction – BoG
28 minutes -
Road contractors should voluntarily help build Volta Cardiac Centre – Agbodza
45 minutes -
Mahama lauds Black Stars’ World Cup performance
45 minutes -
Two killed, several injured in accident on Fodoa–Nadeso road
46 minutes -
I will commit 3 more months of my salary to Volta Cardiac Centre – Agbodza
48 minutes -
I thought my first major patient had died until I found her eating Akple for breakfast – Bernhardt Ago Sowa Kuma
49 minutes -
I won’t threaten any contractor to contribute to Ghana Medical Trust Fund – Agbodza
50 minutes -
Foreign Affairs Ministry opens logo design competition for Ghana-Japan Triple Anniversaries
51 minutes -
The Court applied the law, it is not the villain in the TikToker case
52 minutes