Hundreds of beautiful and intelligent ladies turned up last weekend, for the Zone 3 (Gt. Accra, Eastern and Volta) audition processes of the Miss Ghana 2010 beauty pageant.
By the advertized time of 10:00am, the Citizen Kofi Entertainment Centre in Osu, was filled with hordes of good-looking, chic and afro-centric ladies with their unique personal traits, which became the centre of attraction for onlookers. When the main selection and screening processes began, those eyes simply couldn’t stop appreciating the imposing and protruding ample sexiness the ladies were made of.
In groups of five and ten, the ladies took turns to undergo measurement of their vital statistics (height, waist, bust and hips) under the watchful eyes of the judges. For those who were able to make the cut, it was all joy whiles others, simply couldn’t measure up to the required 5’7’’ the judges were looking for.
A shortlisted group of twenty ladies, out of the over hundred who turned up, faced a panel of judges in a closed Q&A session to select the five to represent the Zone at the National finals on the 30th of October. From the looks on the faces of the judges, they were having a difficult time trying to figure out who should make the final cut.
After hours of intense search, the five slots for who gets to represent the Zone, fell on Nyamikeh Frances, Tawiah Felicia, Osman Nadra, Nuno Phyllis and Dapaah Chantell. The five couldn’t hide their joy and excitement and in solidarity with their other colleagues who couldn’t make it to the finals, they hugged and embraced them obviously knowing that it could have gone the other way.
All participants, including those who even couldn’t make the shortlisted twenty, received souvenirs from two of the events sponsors RLG Communications and Ghandour Cosmetics.
From very humble beginnings, the Miss Ghana brand has and continues to be Ghana’s most prestigious and well-revered beauty pageant, serving the tourism needs of the beauty and cosmetology industry.
Over the years, it has offered a lot of young Ghanaian ladies the platform to champion a cause very dear to their heart, while enjoying the full largesse that comes with the crown.
Very noble examples of how, some past winners have used the Miss Ghana status to enhance their personal lives and that of many others, are all over.
The 2010 edition has seen the separation of the National Dance Champion series from the main pageant. According to the organizers, they want to focus on each of the two concepts to tap into the benefits that lie in both.
Apart from the Accra auditions, so far, selection processes have been held in two other zones – the Upper East, Upper West and Northern Region (Zone 1) and the Brong Ahafo and Ashanti Region (Zone 2).
Selection processes for Zone 4, comprising of the Central and Western regions will be held on Friday the 10th of September at the Centre for National Culture (CNC) in Cape Coast.
This year’s event is sponsored by Auto Plaza Ltd, RLG Communications, Ghandour Cosmetics, Somotex, Goldfields Ghana and Forever Easy with support from Kabengo Jewellery, So Aesthetic Makeup, Stellar Group, Compu Ghana, ATL, Citizen Kofi, Danny’s Bridal Home and Decorations Labadi Beach Hotel and Phamous Philms.
Miss Ghana 2010 is organized by Media Whizz Kids, a full service agency with years of experience in Events Planning, Management and Marketing.
