J. W. Pearson High School of Ganta City has finally emerged as the LMDI Year-4 Quizzing Champion for Nimba County after defeating the Levi H. Martin Baptist High School in Sanniquellie City. [L.H Martin Baptist School 70 – J.W Pearson School 245] .

Following the Nimba County qualifying rounds on Thursday at Sanniquellie, the central regional LMDI qualifying competition in the National Academic Challenge Competition will take a break for the latest edition of the LMDI People to People media and community outreach forum named and styled THE DIALOGUE on Natural Resource Governance in Liberia at The African Bible College in Yekepa, Nimba County on Friday, May 6, 2022.

The Central Region qualifying rounds will then resume on Monday next week with Bong County’s session where another set of schools will compete for Bong’s only space to the regional LMDI-NACC qualifying rounds.

Margibi County County, closer to urban Liberia from the Central Region will be the last of this latest leg of the LMDI journey to complete the Year Four (4) session of the LMDI National Academic Challenge Competition.

The LMDI-NACC sessions nationwide are conducted under the organization’s child and youth sensitive People to People media and community outreach blended platform, TOMORROW’S PEOPLE, one of three run by the LMDI. The other two platforms are THE DIALOGUE and DUCOR DEBATES.

LMDI Director John Kollie says the latest conduct of the National Academic Challenge Competition is marred by a grim lack of resources to sustain the set of competitions, the nation’s only nationwide all inclusive academic brain teasing games for Liberian school children and youths of all levels.

The LMDI-NACC is inclusive of High School General Knowledge Quizzing for Boys and Girls, Spelling Bee and Multiplication table competition for primary school children across the nation.