MONROVIA, Liberia – Christian Missionary Fellowship International (CMFI) has emerged as champion of the Montserrado Edition of the Liberia National Quizzing County Meet 2026, defeating St. Simon Baptist School in the county’s grand final.
The championship contest, held Friday at Monrovia City Hall on 1st Street, Sinkor, marked the climax of the Montserrado leg of the nationwide academic competition, which is being organized under the theme: “Unlocking Potentials to Enhance National Development through Academic Excellence.”
The final round featured St. Simon Baptist School against Christian Missionary Fellowship International (CMFI) in a contest centered on the topic “Who Owns the New Testament.” At the end of the competition, CMFI secured victory to lift the Montserrado championship trophy and earn the county’s top academic honor.
Earlier in the day, Liberia Christian Organization Secondary School (LICOSESS) secured third place after defeating William V.S. Tubman High School by a commanding 190-45 scoreline, finishing with a 145-point margin.
The Liberia National Quizzing County Meet brings together schools from across Liberia to compete in academic knowledge while promoting critical thinking, research, and intellectual development among young people. The initiative seeks to inspire excellence in education and encourage students to contribute meaningfully to national development through learning.
The 2026 edition is being organized by the Liberia National Students Union (LINSU) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Intellect and Inspiration for Rights and Research (iQ LiKE), the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), and the President’s Youth Advisory Council.
With the Montserrado championship now decided, Christian Missionary Fellowship International advances as the county’s representative in the next stage of the Liberia National Quizzing County Meet, carrying the hopes of Montserrado in the national academic competition.
