The Accra International Conference Centre, otherwise known as the Pink Lady, will host the finals of the 2010 edition of the Miss Ghana beauty pageant competition.
Billed to be an exciting and never-to-be-forgotten night in the history of beauty pageants, the over 2000-seater facility will play host to patrons from all walks of life to witness the perfect combination of beauty, style, wit and intelligence at work.
And when the 20 eloquent, skill-soaked and witty young ladies including Stephanie Karikari, Barira Musah, Zenabu Alhassan, Esther Gadagbui, Ayisha Munkaila, Asi Addo-Yobo, Linda Annansey, Ida Seidu, Michelle Ayonka, Pokua Agyemang-Badu, Phyllis Nuno, Felicia Tawiah, Frances Nyamikeh, Nadra Osman, Chantell Dapaah, Rita Dawugbo, Joyce Aziabah, Selma Baba, Bernice Bekoe and Yaa Bema Adu Gyamfi take to the podium of Accra’s answer to Madison Square, it’s surely going to be a night reserved solely for the contestant who has the guts.
Normally a beehive of entertainment activity all year round, the Accra International Conference has proven a useful asset to Ghana’s social calendar. Until recently, the Miss Ghana beauty pageant has been held at the National Theatre but with the event now a fully fledged national heritage event, a much bigger venue has become necessary.
This year’s event is sponsored by Auto Plaza Ltd, RLG Communications, Ghandour Cosmetics BO-16, Somotex, Goldfields Ghana and Forever Easy with support from Kabengo Jewellery, So Aesthetic Makeup, Stellar Group, Compu Ghana, ATL, Citizen Kofi, Eva Sparkling Juice and Danny’s Bridal Home and Decorations.
Catch the exciting television series of the Miss Ghana 2010 beauty pageant every Wednesday at 9pm on GTV and Sundays at 8pm on e.TV.

Miss Ghana 2010 is organized by Media Whizz Kids, a full service agency with years of experience in Events Planning, Management and Marketing.

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