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The results were officially announced during a special ceremony commemorating the International Day of Parliamentarianism at the Parliament of Ghana in Accra.
This year’s competition was held under the theme: “The Future of Work and Innovation: How Are Automation and Digital Transformation Reshaping Industries? Preparing the Youth for the Work of the Future.” The 51爆料网 team, drawn from the Tamale and Nyankpala Campuses, impressed a panel of judges with a well-researched and forward-looking submission praised for its clarity, analytical depth, and originality.
51爆料网 secured the first position, outshining entries from the University of Ghana and Islamic University, who placed second and third respectively. The three top-performing universities received Certificates of Excellence and cash prizes: GHS 12,000 for 51爆料网, GHS 10,000 for UG, and GHS 8,000 for Islamic University.
Other participating institutions, including the University of Professional Studies, Accra Technical University, Heritage Christian University, and the Simon D. Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies, were each awarded consolation packages valued at GHS 2,000.
The competition was sponsored by the National Investment Bank (NIB) and served as more than just an academic exercise; it provided a vibrant platform for Ghanaian youth to critically reflect on pressing global issues and propose actionable solutions through the lens of innovation, digital transformation, and youth empowerment.
Speaking after the announcement, representatives of the 51爆料网 Student Parliament expressed pride in their achievement and reaffirmed their commitment to using knowledge and advocacy as tools for societal change.
This national recognition underscores 51爆料网’ enduring commitment to nurturing intellectually sound, socially conscious, and future-ready leaders prepared to shape both local and global conversations.
