Continuation...

Not forgetting the dynamic presenter, Gideon Aryeequaye who had contributed a lot to the show by being around always to introduce the contestants on stage and to add more flavour to the show.

A display of culture blended with modernity, and a quest to make an impression, drove contestants of the most beautiful pageant onto the stage for the final show.

The National Dance Company later took turns as they warm the stage as well. They were able to move the crowd with wonderful performance.

There was a segment of some personalities showing appreciation to the organizers and sponsors of the show.

These personalities included the TV3 General Manager of Marketing, Nana Kutin, the Chief Officer of Onetouch, Philip Sowah and the Advertising and Promo Manager of ATL, Mr. Samuel Arday.

All the four finalists had the opportunity to perform for long. Their first performance was something they had done before but yet still received attention from the audience.

Contestant Esi from the Volta region commenced the show as she enacted an aboloo seller. She impressed the studio audience and the Judges as well.

Ama from the Central region followed as she enacted a false prophet. She also performed marvelously well and was immersed by the studio audience as well as the judges.

From the Ashanti region, there came Adjoa as she enacted the great warrior Yaa Asantewaa. Her performance also moved the studio audience.

Contestant Nana from the Eastern region enacted a trader. She did wonderfully well.

The Judges expressed their sentiments. Judge K.K.D was able to bring to light the grammatical errors from all the contestants and corrected them.

The National Dance Company thrilled the studio audience again with their communicable sounds.

The girls hit the catwalk with confidence and in style, capturing the attention of the very attentive studio audience.

It was their usual cultural play outs combined with a fashion show that gave their respective designers the opportunity to showcase their creative abilities.

All ten contestants were there to add to the richness of the show.

It was all free flowing until the girls were tasked a bit by the judges.

Nevertheless, the public had decided on the winner for the night, and the car was for Ama to drive home.

A high life artiste Ekow Larbi managed to score a breakthrough to set fire on stage.

The questions segment commenced with Esi. Questions were thrown from all the Judges to each contestant.

The most interesting part of the questions segment was where all the finalists were asked to recite the national pledge.

Amazingly Only Esi was able to recite without pausing. She was very fluent with the reciting.

For the live studio audience, it was a pleasure to watch as they applauded in appreciation.

It was then time for the winner to be declared. Fear gripped both viewers at home as well as the live audience as to who wears the crown.

Nana from the Eastern region took the 4th price and took ¢20 million cash and a mobile phone.

The 3 rd price went to Adjoa from the Ashanti region and took away ¢30 million cash and a phone.

The 2 nd position went to Esi from the Volta region and she took away ¢50 million cash and a phone.

In the end, Ama from the Central region came tops driving away the ultimate prize at stake.

Report by: CHRISTINA YVONNE MOSES