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Accra High wins Greater Accra NHIS inter-schools quiz after keen contest

Accra High School has emerged winner of the Greater Accra Regional National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) Inter-Schools Quiz Competition after edging out Accra Academy and Ebenezer Senior High School in a closely fought contest. The competition, held at St. Mary’s Senior High School, brought together the three schools in a test of knowledge on the […]

Accra High wins Greater Accra NHIS inter-schools quiz after keen contest

Accra High School triumphed in the Greater Accra Regional National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) Inter-Schools Quiz Competition, narrowly defeating Accra Academy and Ebenezer Senior High School. The quiz, held at St. Mary’s Senior High School, challenged the schools on the NHIS, its advantages, and its contribution to healthcare accessibility.

The event featured Greater Accra Regional Director Marguerita Taylor Plange, Deputy Chief Executive Officer Raphael Segkpeb, and other NHIA staff. Accra High’s winning squad, led by Esther Tabi Nkrumah and supported by Ridwan Salifu and Fiodaus Yaya, showcased consistency and composure throughout the competition, ultimately securing the top spot in the final round.

The contest began with all three schools achieving perfect scores in the first three rounds, providing no clear advantage. The decisive final round demanded accuracy and composure under pressure, and Accra High capitalized by answering both questions correctly to secure another perfect score and establish a lead. The team's performance ultimately outshone its competitors, as Accra High secured 42 points, Accra Academy placed second with 40.5 points, and Ebenezer Senior High School followed with 40 points.

The schools were recognized with certificates of participation and financial support for their institutions. Accra High's Yaya credited the team's success to their preparation and praised the NHIA for providing an opportunity to promote NHIS awareness among students. She also called for similar educational competitions to be extended to rural schools to broaden access to healthcare information.

With upcoming regional and interzonal stages, Accra High plans to intensify its preparation to secure a win in future contests.

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