GMB 22

 The 2022 edition of the Ghana's Most Beautiful(GMB) pageant came to its climax yesterday, 9th October, 2022 at the National Theatre Accra.



This pageantry seeks to showcase Ghanaian cultural values and sell the brand to indigens and foreigners as well.  In the early years of the show, ten beautiful ladies are chosen after rigorous auditions at the regional level, with one contestant representing one of the then ten regions of Ghana. This was the order of the day until 2019 when the number of administrative regions in Ghana increased to 16. Hence, 16 ladies featured on the show starting from the 2019 edition.

The 2022 edition of the GMB commenced after its launch on the 17th of July 2022 at the cultural centre in Kumasi.

The competition started with 16 beautiful ladies from the 16 regions of the country. After series of nights of evictions, five contestants made it to the grand finale namely, Aiko from the Oti Region, Amoani from the Eastern Region, Xornam from the Volta region, Aseidua from the Central Region and Teiya from the Northern Region. 

The grand finale was  co-hosted by Anita Akuffo and Cookie Tee. Each finalist had the opportunity to present on their intended projects and display their depth of knowledge by answering questions on topical issues.. There were performances by some music artists such as Stonebwoy and Kwabena Kwabena. The judges for the night of the GMB 22 grand finale were, Linda Ampah, Janet Sunkwa-Mills and Dzigbordi Kwaku-Dosoo.






At the end of all performances, the judges decision coupled with the votes of the fans of the show saw the finalists ranked in the following order:

Xornam, representing the Volta Region, was adjudged 4th runner-up. She took home 3000 Ghana cedis and some souvenirs from the sponsors.Amoani, from the Eastern region, was the third runner-up. She received 5000 Ghana cedis and souvenirs from sponsors as well. The second runner up, Aseidua from the Central Region was prized with 6000 Ghana cedis and souvenirs also. Aiko Adade from the Oti Region emerged the first runner up with 8000 Ghana cedis cash prize along with souvenir prizes from sponsors of the show. Tung-Teiya, whose stage name is Teiya, came up as the winner of the Ghana's Most Beautiful Pageant 2022 with a cash prize of GHc10,000.00, a car, among others.

The most colourful part of the prizes was the crown, which was presented by Safoa, the winner of GMB 2021 representing the Ashanti Region to Teiya, the current winner.



Photo Credit. https://twitter.com/tv3_ghana?t=eRsxwhXibDFpLHKkksaX4Q&s=09


Comments

Anonymous said…
The winner’s not from Eastern😪
It’s fake😹
October 10, 2022 at 1:08 PM
Anonymous said…
Great move.
October 10, 2022 at 2:19 PM
Prince Ninson said…
The lady from the central region should have won.
October 11, 2022 at 12:26 AM
Anonymous said…
At long last we have a winner
October 11, 2022 at 3:51 AM
Unknown said…
Teeiiyyyaaaa❤️❤️❤️
October 12, 2022 at 10:16 AM
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