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St. John’s Grammar edges Mfantsipim in nail-biting NIQ showdown
John’s Grammar School and Mfantsipim School have completed the semi-final line-up of the 2026 National Investment Quiz after emerging as the top two schools in the fourth and final quarter-final contest held on Monday, September 28.
John’s Grammar School – 47 points — Qualified Mfantsipim School – 46 points — Qualified Opoku Ware School – 42 points Apam SHS – 39 points The contest brought the quarter-final stage of the competition to a close, with the four schools battling for the final two places in the semi-finals.
John’s Grammar School Mfantsipim School The semi-finalists emerged from a series of highly competitive quarter-final contests, with the top two schools from each contest progressing.
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