The Glow Up Season has witnessed young beautiful ladies who went through a rigorous process of tag-a-queen; face-to-face-auditions, bootcamp and final selection.
20 of these ladies entered the competition proper and they have experienced growth, friendly competition, blooming friendships, education, exposure, cheers, tears, joy and of course the dreaded evictions which has trickled the numbers down to the top 10 finalists.
The curtain to the final showdown goes up this Saturday, 16th November at the Palms Convention Center at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel.
The night promises to be an outpour of raw intelligence, display of pure talent and presentation of finesse, glamour and class. Who becomes the Glow Up Queen? Who walks away with the brand new JAC JS2, the Cash Prize and the bragging rights of being crowned the Miss Malaika Glow Up Queen?
MEET THE TOP 10
Elizabeth Oppong is a 21-year-old student of Radford University who enjoys Painting, visiting art galleries. Her project, if she is crowned Miss Malika Ghana, will be to make Art Impactful in Society and Driving Economic Growth by empowering young talents by organizing exhibitions to exhibit their art to the world. Her voting code is 19.
22-year-old Whitney Senam Nyador. A student of St Karol School of Nursing and Midwifery University with interest in listening to music and reading. Whitney aims at raising awareness on women’s health by empowering and educating women to prioritize their health and wellbeing when she is crowned Queen. Her voting code is 5.
Adelaide Tutuwaa Adomako. A 21-year-old student of KNUST who enjoys dancing and creating content She aims at raising awareness for quality menstrual hygiene care for the women in prisons once she is crowned Queen. Her voting code is 24.
Lucille Naakwaley King is a 25-year-old graduate of the University of Birmingham. She enjoys youtubing, reading, roller skating and dancing. If crowned Queen, she aims to help neurodivergent children, especially those with autism by raising funds for and supporting specialized facilities, creating awareness for volunteering opportunities and reducing the stigma associated with neurodivergent people. Her voting code is 10.
Nasiba Compaore Rasmane is a 22-year-old student of KNUST who loves creating content. Her project, once she is crowned Miss Malaika Ghana, is to help reinforce the awareness on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS. Her voting code is 15.
Delphine Dedieu Asare is a 23-year-old student of Nottingham Trent university who enjoys taking pictures for fun. Her project if crowned Miss Malaika is to create awareness on youth in drug addiction. Her voting code is 29.
Maureen Atuahene, a 21-year-old graduate of Knutsford university. She enjoys traveling, exploring and listening to music. She seeks to empower women through essential hygiene support as a project once she is crowned Queen. Her voting code is 28.
Fiakegbe Marie Juniore is a 24-year-old graduate of University of Ghana who loves writing, watching movies and road trips. She seeks to create awareness on female reproductive health care. Her voting code is 1.
Cherise Nana Ama Asher Ayisi is a 20-year-old year student of the University of Ghana who enjoys reading, writing, polo and traveling. If she is crowned Miss Malaika Ghana, she seeks to empower young people on Technical and Vocational Education and Training. Her voting code is 22.
Naqia Khalil is a 22-year-old student of the University of Ghana who enjoys singing, dancing and acting. When given the Crown, she intends to create awareness on post-coital drug Abuse amongst teenage girls and young female adults. Her voting code is 2.
Miss Malaika Ghana is a Charterhouse Production initiative and sponsored by Club shandy, JAC by Tryton Motors, Brussels Airlines, Big Blue Resort, The Pinnacle Apartments and The Cruise People
