Ghana Quiz Sponsors Back 10 Regional Teams in Finals

Ghana's brightest students are about to take center stage, and the people backing them aren't going anywhere.

Prospectus Ghana Limited and Advocate Publishing Limited have renewed their commitment to the 2026 Literacy Challenge just as the competition reaches its most exciting phase. Ten regional teams will compete live on September 5 and 6 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra.

The stakes are high. One team will claim the regional championship title, while one exceptional student will be crowned the most outstanding all-round performer.

Jones Fosu Gyamfi, CEO of Prospectus Ghana Limited, made his company's position crystal clear. "Literacy Challenge is a good programme and anything that is good, we expect well-meaning Ghanaians to support," he told Channel One News.

His company isn't treating this as a one-time charitable gesture. "This is not going to be our last time sponsoring Literacy Challenge," Gyamfi said, emphasizing the program's role in helping children discover their talents.

Advocate Publishing Limited joined as a first-time sponsor this year, and the partnership makes perfect sense. The company specializes in educational materials starting from preschool, where literacy skills take root.

"We started from pre-school and you know that with pre-school, literacy is very important," explained Isaac Kum, the company's Commercial Manager. When they saw Citi FM and Channel One TV working to enhance education, joining forces felt natural.

The Ripple Effect

The commitment from these sponsors extends beyond prize money and recognition. By backing young students publicly, they're sending a message that education matters and that Ghanaian youth deserve investment.

Companies like these understand that today's quiz competitors could become tomorrow's teachers, scientists, writers, and leaders. Every question answered correctly, every book read, and every stage conquered builds confidence that lasts a lifetime.

The competition also brings communities together. As regional teams prepare for the finals, entire districts rally behind their representatives, creating a culture where academic achievement gets celebrated as loudly as athletic victories.

Both sponsors are encouraging the public to support the competing teams as they enter the home stretch. The finals will be powered by Channel One TV and Citi FM, with additional backing from SIC Insurance PLC, Tema Oil Refinery, the Deli Group, and La Palm Royal Beach Hotel.

Ghana's future is about to shine bright in Accra, and the nation is watching with pride.