See the Top 10 Winners of the 2025 Junior Graphic National Essay Competition

Top 10 Winners of the 2025 Junior Graphic National Essay Competition

See the Top 10 Winners of the 2025 Junior Graphic National Essay Competition.

The top 10 winners of the Junior Graphic National Essay Competition have been announced by the organizers of the competition. The essay competition targeted learners in grades 6, 7, 8, and 9. On December 3rd, 2025, the newspaper announced the top three winners. The winner of the essay competition will take home a cash prize of GHS 2,500, a tablet, a certificate of participation, and products from sponsors of the national contest. The other nine winners in the top ten will also take home cash prizes ranging from GHS750.00 to GHS2000.00

The Top 10 Winners of the Junior Graphic National Essay Competition.

The final verdict of the examiners who reviewed the essays of the final 50 at the national in-person contest led to the shortlisting of the top ten winners.

2025 Junior Graphic National Essay Competition—Winners (10th → 1st)

10th Place

Emmanuel Dzampeh

  • School: St Francis of Assisi JHS, Ho, Volta Region

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

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9th Place

Eyram Aku Dzakpata

  • School: Pentecost Preparatory School, Madina, Accra

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

8th Place

Puopelee Anbataayela Mornah

  • School: Bomadi Preparatory School, Ulu, Upper West Region

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

7th Place

Nigel Asante Ababio

  • School: St Mark Prep/JHS, Agorve, Accra

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

6th Place

Ciara Nyankonton Lartey

  • School: St Mark Prep/JHS, Agorve, Accra

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

5th Place

Hilda Williams-Mensah

  • School: Vehen Nwauyo International School, Ho, Volta Region

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

4th Place

Wyima Afi Nyarko Akyeansah

  • School: Unique Child International School

  • Reward: GHS 750, certificate, and products from sponsors

3rd Place

Nana Nanyo Owusu

  • School: Unique Child International School, Teshie, Accra

  • Reward: GHS 1,500, tablet, certificate, and products from sponsors

2nd Place

Alberta Agbeabi

  • School: Formerly of St Maria De Poza School, Dansoman, Accra; now at Akosombo International School, Eastern Region

  • Reward: GHS 2,000, tablet, certificate, and products from sponsors

1st Place (Winner)

Princess Enam Avoxe

  • School: Amrahia Community School, Near Otinibi Junction on the Dodowa Road.

  • Reward: GHS 2,500, a tablet, a certificate of participation, and products from sponsors.

By winning this national context, Amrahia Community School has proven that it has what it takes to nurture national champions.

READ: Princess Enam Avoxe of Amrahia Community School Wins 2025 Junior Graphic National Essay Competition

Princess Enam Avoxe, a student of Amrahia Community School in Accra, emerged the winner of the contest that saw about 1,000 contestants sending their essay entries across the country. A national event will be organized to honour the winners next year. The date and venue for the awards event are yet to be communicated. Congratulations to all the winners.

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