It’s time already!!! Here are the 10 stylish and intelligent beauties who have made it into the Miss Malaika finals

Ghana’s biggest and arguably the most respected pageant, Miss Malaika Ghana climaxes tonight at the National Theatre.

The show which has been on the screens since August 2019 when 16 ladies were introduced as participants in this year’s competition after a boot camp will see the fate of the 10 finalists decided on Saturday, November 2 at the National Theatre.

 Aside the votes from the general public who will be in the auditorium, judges Kojo Jones, Naa Ashorkor, Jocelyn Dumas, Claudia Lumor and James Gardiner will have to watch and listen keenly as the ten finalists battle it out for the cash, the car and the very enviable Miss Malaika Ghana crown.

MEET THE 10 LADIES AND CHOOSE YOUR FAVOURITE

As has been the tradition for Miss Malaika Ghana over the years, the ladies have gone through an intensive journey of rediscovery and grooming in preparation for the finals where one will be selected to succeed the reigning queen, Mariam Owusu-Poku.

 Also performing on the night aresome of Ghana’s most talented acts; AMG Medikal, Adina, Kelvyn Boy, DopeNation and a lot more.

 Tickets are available online at www.ticketprogh.com, Charterhouse, Xmen and Nallem stores at the Malls.

Miss Malaika Ghana is a Charterhouse Ghana Production. 

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