Many young women travelled from far and near to partake in the auditions for the 2020 edition of the Miss Ghana pageant.
One interesting fact about this year’s audition was the influx of ladies from the diaspora and unusual representation of ladies from the Volta Region.
According to Inna Patty, CEO of Exclusive Events, organisers of the pageant, the influx of the ladies comes on the back of the success of the Year of Return initiative which would make the competition keenly contested.
Speaking on starrfm.com.gh, Inna Patty said: “the ladies came very prepared, we were very impressed, the judges were very impressed. Very intelligent, focused young ladies.”
She also added that: “a lot of them were from the top tertiary institutions like the University of Ghana, University of Cape Coast and the KNUST. Some were biochemistry students, law students, we also had people coming in from the diaspora.”
“It’s like the clarion call, the year of return, a few of the ladies thought they wanted to come back home to be part of the Miss Ghana brand,” she explained.
Inna consented on the high quality of ladies that auditioned, saying “the quality was quite impressive, so this year it’s definitely going to be a keenly contested pageant and I pray God gives us that spirit of discernment to be able to choose the right person.”
The team has met up with applicants and their parents/guardians/ legal advisors to review contracts for participating in the Beauty Pageant
