Nana Aba Anamoah has shared her personal regret over not enrolling her son at PRESEC, the prestigious secondary school in Ghana. The media personality, known for her success in the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), playfully teased men who did not attend the institution despite its reputation. Anamoah’s son has won the NSMQ nine times, highlighting the school’s academic excellence.
Her comments come as many in Ghana reflect on the importance of quality education and the role of institutions like PRESEC in shaping future leaders. Anamoah’s openness about her decision has sparked discussions on parental choices and the influence of early education.
The NSMQ, a national competition for secondary school students, has long been a symbol of academic achievement in Ghana. Anamoah’s son’s repeated success underscores the school’s impact on nurturing talent.
Her lighthearted approach to a personal decision has resonated with many, drawing attention to the broader conversation around education and opportunity in Ghana.
