REVIEW OF CLUB MISS TOURISM GHANA 2012
Are you one of those
who is a fun of beauty pageants? Well imagine waiting
for a pageant to start three hours late and also having to wait till
the wee hours of 2:30am in the
morning; just to get to know who was crowned queen at the end of the
day.
Well, if you pictured yourself in that scenario, then I must say, it was a moment of anguish, frustration,
disappointment and perhaps mixed
feelings as friends and family members
of the three winners felt
happy for the winning delegates,
but what about those who just came to support. I must
say that Miss Tourism Ghana is noted for the late
start of their pageants, I do hope, this year’s would be the last, as am sorry to say; they might not be
lucky to have a full auditorium at the
end of the pageant. But all in
all, it was a good pageant, but was it worth the wait?
Let’s zoom straight into the event.
The love for beauty pageants and the
dream to become a beauty queen one day, materialized for twenty three years old Emmanuella Esinam Awunyo. Emmanuella who represented the Volta Region
for this year’s club Miss Tourism Ghana came tall and won the enviable prize cash,
a car and a year’s contract with the organizers. Emmanuella admits her previous
experience in last year’s Miss Malaika played a role in propelling her to her
new feat. She was awarded as the winner for best Talent and regional presentation
respectively.
After what seemed to be long hours of waiting for the
delegates to represent their regions and educating us on the various projects
they wish to embark on, five out of the ten delegates were selected to the next
stage of the competition. The five were from the Ashanti Region, Upper West, Northern, Volta and the Brong Ahafo Regions.
The final moment for the crowning saw the five delegates
answering questions from the various judges on tourism. This saw the delegates display their beauty coupled with
intelligence as they answered the questions
posed to them. On the whole some
of the delegates did well, while others
got confused as the crowd ‘wowed’ them.
After rigorous deliberations among the judges, Emmanuel of the Volta region emerged as the winner, with Nancy Antwiwaa Baah and
Clementina Boapeah emerging as the 1st Princess and the second princess of the Northern and Upper
West Region respectively. While shedding
what one would term tears of joy, Emmanuella expressed her joy, while admitting
that she did not answer her last question well.
The show witnessed hip life group Praye come back to
the stage. They thrilled the audience with some of their old and new songs. Comedian da legend and the Azonto twins.
Club Miss Tourism Ghana, which is in its fourth year this
year is a pageant set aside to promote and encourage Domestic Tourism and
tourism as a whole.IT Also seeks to present Ghana’s tourist sites to the world through the winners.
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