The Grand Finale of Miss Upper East Ghana 2024: Who Will Claim the Crown?

Bolgatanga is set to host a night of glitz, glamour, and cultural celebration as the much-anticipated Grand Finale of the Happy Man Bitters Miss Upper East Ghana 2024 takes center stage. The event will be held on December 30, 2024, at the GNAT Hall in Bolgatanga, where twelve remarkable young women will compete for the coveted crown and a grand car prize.

This year’s finalists embody the rich heritage and diversity of the Upper East Region. These contestants have impressed judges and audiences alike, advancing through rigorous rounds to earn their place on the grand stage. They are not just competing for a title but also showcasing their commitment to culture, community development, and personal growth.

Meet the Finalists

Asoze (Abugre Mahmudu Sakinatu) – Representing Bawku Municipal

Asabila (Asabila Abigail) – Representing Zuarungu, Bolgatanga East District

Afelie (Abunlog Selina Afelie) – Representing Wiaga, Builsa District

Akempu-usa (Atorigo Augustina Akempu-usa) – From Kandiga, Kassena Nankana West

Aposiyine (Amoah Aposiyine Winifred) – Representing Koka, Bolgatanga East District

Toateba (Toateba Deborah) – Representing Baare, Talensi District

Ayinpoka (Ayamga Rita Ayinpoka) – From Bolgatanga Municipal

Ayinsum (Ayinsum Deborah) – Representing Balungu, Talensi District

Amisonga (Freda Nsobila Amisonga) – Representing Winkongo, Talensi District

Nyanebu (Amana Salifu Zekiatu) – Representing Zopeliga, Pusiga District

Winpiini (Saiba Zulfatu) – From Bawkzua, Bawku Municipal

Maalie (Brenda Ajaab Awonimaalie) – Representing Wiaga, Builsa District

The finalists will showcase their passion, purpose, and potential through various segments, including talent displays, traditional attires, and their visions for societal impact. The event promises an evening of elegance and empowerment, with performances and activities that highlight the region's rich culture and traditions.

The winner will take on the prestigious role of an ambassador for the Upper East Region, representing its values and aspirations. Beyond the title and car prize, this crown symbolizes an opportunity to inspire, lead, and make a difference.

Join us on December 30, 2024, at the GNAT Hall in Bolgatanga for this unforgettable event. Witness the crowning of a new queen who will carry the pride of the Upper East Region to greater heights.

Who will wear the crown? Be there to find out!