Bams Internationl Wins The Maiden Inter-School Fire Safety Quiz Organised By Amamoley Fire Station

Bams International emerges winner of the maiden inter-school fire safety quiz organised by the Ga-North Municipal Fire Station at Amamorley, scoring 94 points to beat Ayawaso M/A and California Star School.

The preliminary contest took place at the Amamorley Fire Station before the grand finale was hosted at the studios of Sompa 106.5 FM in Accra and broadcast live on air.

Bams International secured first place with 94 points, while Ayawaso M/A finished second with 90 points. California Star School placed third with 80 points after four rounds of competition.

The quiz tested the students’ knowledge of fire safety and awareness, highlighting the importance of educating young people on fire prevention, emergency preparedness and appropriate responses to fire outbreaks.

The event was graced by the Greater Accra Regional Fire Commander, ACFO II Rashid Kwame Nisawu; Ga-North Language Coordinator, Lydia Okine; Ga-North Municipal Commander, DOI Vida Oduro; and ADOI Bismark Afful, Public Relations Officer of the Amamorley Fire Station.The event was graced by the Greater Accra Regional Fire Commander, ACFO II Rashid Kwame Nisawu; Ga-North Language Coordinator, Lydia Okine; Ga-North Municipal Commander, DOI Vida Oduro; and ADOI Bismark Afful, Public Relations Officer of the Amamorley Fire Station.

The event was graced by the Greater Accra Regional Fire Commander, ACFO II Rashid Kwame Nisawu; Ga-North Language Coordinator, Lydia Okine; Ga-North Municipal Commander, DOI Vida Oduro; and ADOI Bismark Afful, Public Relations Officer of the Amamorley Fire Station.

ADOI Bismark Afful also served as quiz master, spearheaded the entire competition, coordinating the activities from the preliminary stage through to the live-broadcast grand finale.

The presence of the dignitaries underscored the importance of collaboration between the Ghana National Fire Service, educational institutions and the media in promoting public safety education.

Hosting the final at Sompa 106.5 FM also provided an opportunity to extend the fire safety message beyond the participating schools to radio listeners, helping to raise awareness of fire prevention and safety practices among the wider public.

The initiative forms part of broader efforts to build a safety-conscious generation by equipping schoolchildren with practical knowledge to help prevent fire incidents and respond responsibly during emergencies.

The successful competition ended with Bams International taking the ultimate prize, followed by Ayawaso M/A and California Star School in second and third positions, respectively.

Sompaonline.com/Jeremiah Simpson