Miss Western Ghana crowned their new winner, Evelyn Duho after 14 weeks of intense grooming and activities.
The pageant kickstarted beautiful ladies from the Western Region and after their 14 weeks of grooming and performances, Evelyn Duho from Awonakrom made her people proud by winning the competition.
The pageant is one of the vibrant beauty pageants in Ghana presented annually by EX-ONE Entertainment. The main aim is to assist the people of the Western Region with their developmental activities.
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According to EX-ONE Entertainments, the major goal of this year’s Miss Western Ghana is to encourage development in the Western region of Ghana through manual skills training and entrepreneurial initiatives.
The pageant’s major phrase or motto is “Impacting on the lives of the youth through hand skills training and entrepreneurship programs,” and former winners from 2019 to the present have demonstrated a significant devotion to the entire program.
During the grand finale, Evelyn Duho, who represented the people of Awonakrom, faced stiff opposition from her runner-ups. The competition became intense as her rivals delivered outstanding performances, making the finale highly competitive. However, in the end, there could only be one winner, and Evelyn emerged victorious.
After the judges announced Evelyn as the winner, tensions escalated as some individuals in the audience, believing that the decision was unfair, attempted to attack the chief judge, Jumic Emma Anderson. Accusations flew, with claims that the crown had been stolen for Evelyn.
The situation grew chaotic, forcing security personnel to intervene. Chief Judge Jumic Emma Anderson, along with Kafui Danku and Macall Mensah, who were guest judges, had to be escorted out of the auditorium under tight security for their safety. The program was stopped though the winner and her runner-ups had been declared.
Wunnam on the other hand was the 1st Runner up for the night with Whitney Audrey Damoah-Appiah as the 2nd Runner up.
It was a very great night amidst all the ups and downs and don’t forget Evelyn Duho won the crown and the brand-new Kia Forte 2012 module. We will be updating you on her journey in providing free-hand skill training to her community and the people of the Western Region.
We will also keep you updated on the situation regarding the chief judge, and the guest judges. Keep following us for more updates…
