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Génie Imhotep: Adidogomé 1 beats Zébévi 410 to 370

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Adidogomé 1 secondary school beat Zébévi secondary school, 410 points to 370, in the fourth round of the third season of the Génie Imhotep school quiz. The knowledge contest, held between 12 schools in Greater Lomé and the Maritime Region, continues in the coming weeks, Icilome reports.

Adidogomé 1 secondary school in Greater Lomé beat Zébévi secondary school, from the Lacs prefecture, 410 to 370 in the fourth round of the third season of the televised general knowledge contest “Génie Imhotep”. The match was held on Saturday 31 October at the Prof James studio of SOS Docteur TV in Lomé, Icilomé reports.

Zébévi had won its previous match against Tokoin 2 secondary school a week earlier, scoring 450 points to 410. For the first time, the season brings together six schools from Greater Lomé and six from the Maritime Region. The contest, promoted by Serge Michel Kodom, founding president of the NGO Aimes-Afrique, is organised by the SOS Docteur TV health clubs with support from the United Nations Population Fund. It is broadcast on several platforms, including Canal+ in Togo.

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