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T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School are champions of the maiden edition of the Luv FM High School Debate which has just ended after gruelling contests involving 16 selected schools in Ashanti Region.
They defeated Opoku Ware School by 226 to 223 points in a cracking duel in which all three judges recorded a difference of one point each between the ultimate winner and first runner-up.
The motion was, '' Leadership is responsible for slow pace of our national development''.
Principal Speaker for TI AMASS, Asakia Hawaw Hanan, emerged overall Best Debater to grab the Multimedia Group Limited Chief Executive Officer Special Prize of GH 1,000.
Armed Forces Senior High Technical School in Kumasi came third after they scored 216 points to force Tepa Senior High School into fourth position.
Their motion was “Culture is the Cause of Corruption in Ghana".
Armed Forces spoke for the motion while Tepa argued against it.
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