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Social media users have begun distancing themselves from the colour red due to the unexpected defeat and ill-performance of Mfantsipim School and Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS), respectively, at the one-eighth stage of the 2021 National Science and Maths Quiz.
The two-male schools predicted to be great forces to reckon with could not rise to the occasion on Tuesday to deliver a devastating blow against their contenders to enable them to secure a slot at the quarter-final stage.
Botwe was eliminated by Ghana National College after the school rightly answered the tiebreaker question. As a result, they exited the contest with 39 points.
For GSTS, they could not find their balance in the contest against St Louis SHS and St Hubert Min. Sem. SHS.
Whiles St Louis SHS emerged victorious with 46 points and St Hubert Min. Sem. close by with 45 points, GSTS ended the contest with 20 points.
Botwe's third failed attempt and GSTS's lack of enthusiasm have agitated supporters and old students of the two schools.
Here are some comments in response to their defeat:
Herh GSTS! https://t.co/O11f9ZuDdv pic.twitter.com/mbWeCx9SmW
— Ovuvuevuevue Enyetuenwuevue Ugbemugbem Osas (@qELzlikkLE) November 16, 2021
Botwe, GSTS and Manchester United keep proving why Red is a useless colour
— Twilight🇬🇭🏴☠️ (@the_marcoli_boy) November 16, 2021
The two oldest school in ghana, Botwe then Gsts nanso gyimie nkoaaaaah ei #NSMQ2021
— Oyibo😦🎈 (@gob3ba) November 16, 2021
See the things Hasaacas Ladies are doing but GSTS p3 had to lose and bring shame to the Western Region.
— Nappy Nazarito (@CannyMcCoy) November 16, 2021
Botwe Ne GSTS are proving to us why Red Is a useless colour😂😂💔
— Tadi 3tw3 biara y3di🚶😋 (@DeltaFo83312264) November 16, 2021
This Botwe L be massive but GSTS to do yawa. It wasn't even close wey them chop last to for top. GSTS IN THE MUD.#NSMQ2021
— Otoni Otoni (@KofiJonah1) November 16, 2021
Buh then the embarrassment isn’t like GSTS’s😂 https://t.co/04cYju9Yql
— ⚪️THE GSTS_BOY🔴 (@kwadwo_teaspoon) November 16, 2021
Despite this shortcoming, some supporters believe both schools with bounce back in the coming years.
GSTS better pass Botwe but both schools will surely be back🔥
— Uncle Ekow (@ekow_uncle) November 16, 2021
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