Inna Patty, CEO of Exclusive events. INSET: Margaret Dery
The management of Miss Ghana beauty pageant says they “gladly” accept the resignation of the 2017 winner of the pageant, Margaret Dery.
On Tuesday, July 31, 2018, Margaret Dery resigned, telling the general public that she is no longer interested in holding the office as Ghana’s beauty queen.
Her relationship with the organisers of the pageant, Exclusive Events Ghana (EEG), has been anything but cordial without any amicable settlement resulting in the decision by the beauty queen to bow out.
A statement issued by EEG’s Public Affairs Department published on Peacefmonline.com said management receives the resignation of the beauty queen in good fate and sees it as a good riddance.
According to Exclusive Events Ghana, they recently “commissioned and donated a water project to the Nabuli Witch Camp in Gushegu in the Northern Region of Ghana” but the beauty queen refused to turn up for reasons “best known to her”.
It might not obviously be looking good, but EEG management says they are very “focused and ever determined to use the Miss Ghana beauty pageant to help the poor, needy and the vulnerable in rural areas and deprived communities and absolutely nothing can distract us from this noble journey.
“We wish Margaret Dery well in her next career and we do pray that she will uphold the ethics of professionalism, respect for contracts as well as show the necessary respect to the new authority she finds herself under,” the statement partly read.
Meanwhile, Exclusive Events Ghana is set to launch the 2018 edition of the pageant on Thursday, August 2.
Full Statement Below:
It has come to our attention through the media that the winner of the 2017 edition of the Miss Ghana beauty pageant, Margaret Dery, has resigned.
The management of Exclusive Events Ghana, the organizers of the Miss Ghana beauty pageant, have gladly accepted the resignation of Margaret Dery in good fate.
The major vision of Exclusive Events Ghana is to promote the culture of discipline, respect for authority, good corporate governance and use the crown to change the lives of the vulnerable and deprived communities.
We did our very best to lead the winners and runners-up of the beauty pageant to live and act in accordance with the major vision. That is the more reason why we recently commissioned and donated a water project to the Nabuli Witch Camp in Gushegu in the Northern Region of Ghana. Unfortunately, Margaret Dery never showed up for the programme for reasons best known to her.
Management of Exclusive Events Ghana are very focused and ever determined to use the Miss Ghana beauty pageant to help the poor, needy and the vulnerable in rural areas and deprived communities and absolutely nothing can distract us from this noble journey.
We wish Margaret Dery well in her next career and we do pray that she will uphold the ethics of professionalism, respect for contracts as well as show the necessary respect to the new authority she finds herself under.
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