Contestants seated at the launch
A TOTAL of 16 contestants representing each region in the country have been unveiled during the launch of the 2025 Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB) pageant reality show held last Sunday at the Independence Arch, Accra.
The contestants are Boatemaa representing the Ahafo Region, Afedziwa for Central Region, Adwoa for Eastern Region, Busi representing the Savannah Region, Etornam for Volta Region, Tasalla for Northern Region, Naawere for Upper West Region, Yeli for Bono Region, Sika for Ashanti Region, Nana for Bono East Region, Heema for Western North Region, Adjorkor for Greater Accra Region, Asakia for Upper East Region, Owubah for Western Region, Bubah for North East Region, and Diyuah representing the Oti Region.
Official judges for the 19th edition of the contest are Janet Sunkwa-Mills, CEO/co-founder of AFRIBIZ Group Limited, and Nana Adwoa Awindor, Development Queenmother of Afigya-Kwabre District in the Ashanti Region.
Speaking at the launch, Minister for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, Dzifa Abla Gomashie, commended TV3 for curating Ghana’s Most Beautiful platform to celebrate the country’s unique cultures and tourist sites. She stated that the show makes it easy for the tourism ministry as the contestants turn out to be ambassadors for tourism in their regions. “GMB is a great initiative, especially in promoting tourism to the outside world. I commend the TV3 team for this show, and the ministry is in support of their great initiative,” she said.
Madam Gomashie called on the delegates to stay true to themselves and endeavour to expose their cultures in a unique way to attract votes from the masses.
Known for years of consistency in promoting Ghana’s unique culture through pageantry, Ghana’s Most Beautiful has channeled out young ladies who are leading the cause of championing women’s participation in decision-making in the country.
The launch also witnessed the assembling of traditional chiefs and members from the diplomatic community. The pageant event is expected to last for 12 weeks.
BY Prince Fiifi Yorke