And for grabbing the bragging rights as Miss Ghana 2019, Rebecca Kwabi,26, a fashion student of Maureen Signature Institute received a Hyundai official car and she will represent Ghana at the Miss World pageant.

Rebecca Kwabi will also do volunteer work with Exclusive Events Ghana for a year, receive a monthly allowance of GHc1,000 among others.

Miss Sarah Odei Amoani,22, a law student at the University of Professional Studies and Miss Deborah Opoku Sarfo, a 23-year-old purchase & supply graduate of the Koforidua Technical University took the second and third positions respectively. 

They each received among other prizes a Hyundai Grand i10 official car and will volunteer with Exclusive Events Ghana and the Miss Ghana Foundation for a year. 

This year’s Miss Ghana produced by Da Rap Dacta, Okyeame Kwame was hosted by Emmanuel Edem Smith, Ato Ghartey, Kafui Dey and Karley Mettle Addo.

Judges for the night were Sandra Amponsah Ayivor, Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, Akumaa Mama Zimbi, Prince Etornam Attipoe, Inna Patty and Nina Atalah.  

The night also saw performances from Okyeame Kwame and the National Dance Ensemble.

The glitzy event was graced by Julia Morley;Miss World organiser, Vanessa Pounce de Leon;Miss World 2018, Mrs Barbara Oteng Gyasi; Minister of Tourism Arts & Culture, Ms Cynthia Morrison;Minister for Gender, Children & Social Protection,Quinn Abenakyo Abenakyo; Miss World Africa 2018/ Miss Uganda 2018, Brenda Nanyonjo;Franchise-holder of Miss World Uganda, Anita Ukah;Miss World Nigeria 2018 and many more.