Top 10 finalists for the much-awaited 25th Miss Universe Ghana beauty pageant have been unveiled at a short ceremony in Accra.
The finalists represent all the ten regions of Ghana, and are prepared to battle it out at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra on Saturday, September 2, 2017
The contestants are Akyere Gladys Rockson (Ashanti Region), Nana Ama Agyekum (Brong Ahafo Region), Ruth Quashie (Central Region), Nadia Sarbah (Eastern Region), Sefakor Esinam Ahiave (Greater Accra Region), Loretta Doe Lawson (Northern Region), Nura Ladi Mohammed (Upper East Region), Emily Randolph (Upper West Region), Cindy Emefa Coffe (Volta Region) and Hephie Armah (Western Region).
Organised by Malz Promotions in partnership with Kirusa Ghana Limited, the Miss Universe Ghana contest seeks to discover the most poised, intelligent, confident and gorgeous Ghanaian woman who can represent the country on the Miss Universe international stage.
Speaking at the event, Miss Universe Ghana National Director, Mrs. Menaye Donkor Muntari, was optimistic this year’s edition will live up to expectation.
“It’s been a long journey but I’m extremely proud of how these young ladies have been co-operative. They have worked extremely hard to be here and I believe we just have to continue to support them. We are expecting something different this year because we’ve taken it upon ourselves to revive the brand and so far, it’s been hectic but great. So far, I’m very proud and impressed… I can’t wait to announce the winner to participate in Miss Universe pageant internationally,” she averred.
Miss Universe is an annual international beauty pageant held over a three-week period in selected host countries.
Each participating country hosts a competition to crown a winner who will then go on to represent her country in the international competition.
Judges for this year’s event are Tessa Brix, Sean Guy, Chester Annie, Giovanna Nicole and Michelle Attoh.
The winner, according to the organisers, will get a brand-new car and a year-contract with a modeling agency in Italy.
Story: Edward Blagogee
