By Emmanuel Bamfo 
The National Science and Maths Quiz always brings massive heat to our screens. But this particular contest proved exactly why the Odade3 boys remain the undisputed kings of the competition. When PRESEC Legon met Mfantsipim School and Presby SHS, everyone expected a tight clash of academic titans.
However, a brilliant student named Jesse Kekeli completely stole the show. Kekeli takes spotlight as PRESEC humbles Mfantsipim, Presby SHS in NSMQ Quarter Finals, proving that hard work meets pure genius. His insane speed and flawless accuracy left both opposing schools completely scrambling for answers.
Mfantsipim School, fondly called Botwe, carries a rich history as two time winners of this prestigious quiz. They stepped onto the stage with high hopes of ending the dominance of the eight time champions. Unfortunately for them, the Legon boys had a different script prepared for the day.
Presby SHS also brought their best brains to the table, hoping to pull off a miracle upset against the heavyweights. But the NSMQ is a brutal arena where only the fastest thinkers survive. Every time the quiz mistress dropped a complex question, Kekeli was already hovering over his buzzer with the right answer.
Ghanaian social media immediately went into a frenzy following the stellar performance. Fans and alumni across the country took to online platforms to celebrate the sheer brilliance on display. You have to admit, watching high school students solve complex physics and chemistry problems in seconds is truly mind blowing.
For PRESEC Legon, the road to another historic grand finale looks very clear. They have dominated this national educational phenomenon since its inception in 1993, holding the record for the most wins in the country. If Kekeli maintains this magical form, their next opponents will face a massive headache.
Will anyone be able to stop the blue magicians from securing their ninth trophy? Based on this incredible quarter final performance, the other semi finalists better hit their books extra hard. This year promises even more drama, tears, and pure academic excellence on television.
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