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Wesley Girls' Senior High School (SHS) is up against Pope John SHS and Konongo-Odumase SHS in another National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) quarter-final clash.
It is expected to be a tough contest between GeyHey and POJOSS. Still, one cannot belittle the potentials of Konongo-Odumase SHS in the wake of the surprises that have greeted the championship thus far.
Any school that wins the contest gains automatic qualification to the semi-final round of the championship. What are your predictions?
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