Nursing Year 4 Triumphs in School of Nursing and Midwifery Inter-Class Quiz at KNUST@75 Celebrations
As part of activities marking the 75th Anniversary of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), the School of Nursing and Midwifery of the College of Health Sciences organized an Inter-Class Quiz Competition on Friday, May 29, 2026, at the Boadi Medical Enclave.
The intellectually stimulating event brought together students from various classes within the School to test their knowledge and celebrate the University's rich history and legacy. The competition formed part of the School’s contribution to the KNUST@75 celebrations, aimed at promoting academic engagement, teamwork, and institutional pride among students.
The contest featured questions on the History of KNUST, the life and achievements of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first President and the University's namesake, as well as current affairs. Participants demonstrated impressive knowledge, critical thinking skills, and a deep appreciation of the University's heritage throughout the competition.
After several rounds of keenly contested questions, Nursing Year 4 emerged as champions, displaying exceptional teamwork and mastery of the topics. Nursing Year 2 secured second place, while Emergency Nursing Year 4 finished in third position. Midwifery Year 1 placed fourth after a commendable performance.
The winning teams were represented by:
Nursing Year 4 (Champions)
- Agyekum Richmond
- Shenaya Tabiri Owusuwaa
- Edwin Lawerteh Tetteh
Nursing Year 2 (First Runner-Up)
- Prince Amoako
- Dydimos Boateng
- Amoah Isaac
Emergency Nursing Year 4 (Second Runner-Up)
- Victor Anderson
- Enock Vuur Gyongine
- Adu-Boahen Samuel
Midwifery Year 1 (Third Runner-Up)
- Frimpomaa Vivienne Afia
- Calliandra Emmanuella Mawuena Doe
The event attracted enthusiastic support from students and faculty members, creating an atmosphere of healthy competition and camaraderie. Participants and attendees alike expressed appreciation for the initiative, noting that it provided an engaging platform to learn more about KNUST’s distinguished history and its contributions to national and global development over the past 75 years.
Speaking after the competition, organizers commended all participating teams for their dedication and preparation. They emphasized the importance of such academic activities in nurturing well-rounded healthcare professionals who are knowledgeable not only in their disciplines but also in the history and values of the institution.
The Inter-Class Quiz Competition stands as one of several activities being organized across the College of Health Sciences in celebration of KNUST’s 75th Anniversary, reinforcing the University's commitment to excellence, innovation, and lifelong learning.
