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The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in the Krachi West Municipality of the Oti Region has organised a quiz competition among four schools in the Krachi West Circuit to mark Ghana’s 68th Independence Day.
The event, held at the Krachi West Municipal District Hall, was attended by 107 participants, including students, teachers, and parents. The competing schools were Adehye R/C Academy, S.D.A JHS, Henkle Memorial JHS, and Almighty International School.
After an engaging and competitive contest, S.D.A JHS emerged as the overall winner, with Henkle Memorial JHS securing second place and Adehye R/C Academy and Almighty International School placing third and fourth, respectively.
The competition was graced by notable dignitaries, including the Krachi West Municipal Coordinating Director, Alhassan Hamza; the District Director of the NCCE, Kenneth Karikari; and a representative from the Ghana Education Service, Anane Haston.
Speaking at the event, Mr Haston emphasised the importance of instilling discipline in students and encouraged both teachers and students to seize educational opportunities for personal growth.
Mr Karikari also advised students to prioritize their academics, highlighting the value of education in shaping their future and congratulated the winners and all participants for their efforts, wishing them a joyous Independence Day celebration.
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