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GMB 22: Teiya reigns
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Sarfoa the immediate past Queen handing over
the crown to the reiging Queen, Teiya
After weeks of gruelling encounter, there was whittle down from 16 regions of the Ghana Most Beautiful contestant, to the top five for a cagey encounter at the National Theatre on Sunday.
The night started with a charged auditorium with lovers chanting and shouting names of their favourites to win the ultimate.
The contestants showed their project through a heartwarming performance for the audience to admire and the judges to pass judgement.
It was followed with a daunting session, where the contestants were posed questions to test their intelligence.
At the end of these hard-bitten rounds, Teiya reigned, as she wrested the crown in addition to other prizes from other contestants.
For winning, she took home, GH¢10,000, a brand new car, one year’s supply of GTP fabric, GH¢20,000 medical insurance and spa treatment, a new techno phone, all-expenses paid international trip and hampers from the sponsors.
For her amazing display, Aiko from the Oti Region emerged 2nd, taking home GH¢8,000, six months’ supply of GTP fabric, GH¢15,000 worth of medical insurance and spa treatment, all-expenses paid trip and souvenirs from Airtel-Tigo.
Asiedua who represented the Central Region came 3rd, and received GH¢6,000 with three months’ supply of GTP fabric, Airtel-Tigo data and hampers from sponsors.
Eastern Region’s Amoani took fourth place with a GH¢5,000 cash prize, one month’s supply of fabrics from GTP, and one month’s supply of data on Airtel-Tigo mifi and hampers from sponsors.
The Volta regional representative, Xornam who placed 5th received – GH¢3,000 and hampers from sponsors.
On the night, patrons had fun with sterling performances from winner of Mentor X, DSL, legendary Kwabena Kwabena and Bhim Nation President, Stonebwoy.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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