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Accra, Aug 25, GNA – Two Basic School pupils from Cape Coast and Accra have emerged winners at the second semi-finals of the 2024 Schools Sanitation Solution (Triple-S) Challenge competition organised by World Vision Ghana (WVG) and its partners.

Esi Abaka Owusu from the University Junior High School, Cape Coast in the Central Region, obtained 234 points; and Candy Nana Adwoa Okwan from the Achimota Basic School, Achimota in Accra, 200 points to beat other contestants in the second semi-finals, held in Accra.

Esi and Nana Adwoa would represent the Southern Sector, consisting two zones called the Coconut Zone (Central Region, Western Region and the Western North Region) and the Tilapia Zone (Greater Accra Region, Volta Region and Oti Region) respectively, when they meet Master Faraj Timtooni Abdul Yezid, a pupil of the Holy Child Academy, Tamale; and Miss Christiana Sefakor Sedenkor of the Koforidua Presby “E” Basic School at the grand finals, the “Battle of Champions” of the competition, scheduled for the National Theatre, in Accra on Monday September 23, 2024.

Faraj and Sefakor had been declared winners of the first semi-final stage of the competition, called the Masters Encounter for the five Northern Regions called Shea Zon and Cocoa Zone, made of the Ashanti, Eastern, Bono East and Ahafo Regions.

The contest’s overall winner would be declared and crowned Child Sanitation Diplomat at the grand finale.

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