Level 400 Takes the Crown at the Inaugural NTDs Advocacy Inter-Cohort Quiz Competition!

In a brilliant display of academic excellence, strategic thinking, and advocacy spirit, the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Advocacy Club, under the dynamic leadership of President Pious Aboagye, successfully hosted its highly anticipated Inter-Cohort Quiz Competition.

The event aimed to significantly boost knowledge, raise public health awareness, and foster active involvement in combating Neglected Tropical Diseases among the student populace.

A Battle of Wits and Knowledge

The atmosphere in the auditorium was electric as representatives from all four levels (Level 100 through Level 400) faced off on stage. With intense rounds covering etiology, transmission, clinical manifestations, prevention, and control strategies for various NTDs, every cohort fought hard to claim the ultimate championship trophy.

Students in the audience cheered on their respective cohorts, making for an unforgettable afternoon of competitive learning and camaraderie.

Final Standings and Scores

After an exhilarating final round of quick-fire questions and critical problem-solving, the results were finalized:

Rank Cohort Final Score

1st Place 🏆 Level 400 56pts

2nd Place 🥈 Level 100 45 pts

3rd Place 🥉 Level 300 36 pts

4th Place Level 200 28 pts

Level 400 proved their senior prowess by securing victory with an impressive 56 points to lift the champion's trophy! Special recognition goes to the freshers of Level 100, who put up a fierce fight to secure a commendable second-place finish with 45 points.

Key Highlights in Pictures

The Champions Lift the Trophy: Representatives from Level 400 proudly holding the coveted NTDs Quiz Winner trophy alongside fellow club members and executives.

Looking Ahead

Congratulations to Level 400 for taking home the gold, and kudos to all participating teams for making this event a grand success!

The NTDs Advocacy Club extends its heartiest appreciation to President Pious Aboagye, the organizing committee, judges, and every student who attended. By turning public health education into an engaging challenge, we move one step closer to ending neglected tropical diseases together.

Stay tuned for more upcoming activities and initiatives from the NTDs Advocacy Club!