Luv FM High School Debate: Prempeh dethroned as CHRISSEC, KUHIS reach quarter-finals
Prempeh College’s quest to defend their title as reigning champions of the Luv FM Kel-Charcoal Toothpaste High School Debate has come to an end after a painful defeat to Church of Christ Senior High School (CHRISSEC). The two schools clashed in what was widely seen as an underdog-versus-titan encounter, with defending champions Prempeh College tipped […]
Prempeh College's hopes of defending their title in the Luv FM High School Debate have come to an end after a hard-fought loss to Church of Christ Senior High School (CHRISSEC). The two schools faced off in a highly anticipated match, with CHRISSEC emerging as the victors. The debate centered around the motion: "Adding towing services to insurance premiums is disingenuous," with Prempeh College supporting the notion and CHRISSEC arguing against it.
Despite their best efforts, Prempeh College was unable to counter CHRISTSEC's effective rebuttals, ultimately losing the debate by a score of 242-221. CHRISSEC's head boy expressed joy at the victory, stating that their team has accomplished something formidable. The loss leaves Prempeh College out of the competition, while CHRISSEC advances to the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, in a separate debate, T.I. AMASS Kumasi narrowly defeated Kumasi High School (KUHIS) by a 234-233 margin. The debate focused on the motion, "The teaching of feminist ideologies to girls in our schools should cease." T.I. AMASS argued in favor of the motion, contending that with women's rights already widely recognized, teaching feminist ideologies in schools was no longer necessary.
KUHIS opposed the motion, arguing that feminist ideologies continue to inspire young women and empower them to achieve great heights. The contest was a tense battle of arguments, rebuttals, and poise, with neither side yielding their stance. The victory puts KUHIS in the quarter-finals alongside KNUST Senior High School and St Louis Senior High School.
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