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Full list: 11 Ghanaian institutions among 110 schools flagged as unrecognised by GTEC•Rev. Prof. Mante installed Chancellor of Akrofi-Christaller Institute •NSMQ 2026: St. Augustine’s College march into third straight final, beat Prempeh and Pope John•NSMQ 2026 Quarter-finals live tracker: Scores, results and schools advancing to the semi-finals•Check out the list of 100 universities not recognised by GTEC as of August 2026•NSMQ 2026: St. Hubert Minor Sem. reclaims lost seed, sends Mawuli School packing to book quarter-final spot•NSMQ 2026: Mfantsiman Girls’ back in the quarter-finals after 10 years, snatches spot from St. James•NSMQ 2026: Labone SHS knocks out seeded Koforidua Sec. Tech. to book quarter-final spot•NSMQ 2026: Aburi Girls stage stunning late comeback against St. Joseph to retain seeded status•NSMQ 2026: Pope John sets new benchmark with 72-point demolition to book quarterfinals spot•Full list: 11 Ghanaian institutions among 110 schools flagged as unrecognised by GTEC•Rev. Prof. Mante installed Chancellor of Akrofi-Christaller Institute •NSMQ 2026: St. Augustine’s College march into third straight final, beat Prempeh and Pope John•NSMQ 2026 Quarter-finals live tracker: Scores, results and schools advancing to the semi-finals•Check out the list of 100 universities not recognised by GTEC as of August 2026•NSMQ 2026: St. Hubert Minor Sem. reclaims lost seed, sends Mawuli School packing to book quarter-final spot•NSMQ 2026: Mfantsiman Girls’ back in the quarter-finals after 10 years, snatches spot from St. James•NSMQ 2026: Labone SHS knocks out seeded Koforidua Sec. Tech. to book quarter-final spot•NSMQ 2026: Aburi Girls stage stunning late comeback against St. Joseph to retain seeded status•NSMQ 2026: Pope John sets new benchmark with 72-point demolition to book quarterfinals spot•

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