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Ama Nettey Brings New Hope To Lepers

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Miss Malaika 2010, Ama Nettey will formally unveil her pioneering project on the 5th of November, 2011 at the grand finale of Miss Malaika 2011 in Accra.

The project tagged ‘Ama Nettey Help the Lepers Project’ (ANHLP) is Miss Nettey’s audacious initiative to address the challenges plaguing people affected by leprosy. ANHLP seeks to end discrimination and other human rights violations people affected by leprosy go through in Ghana and other parts of Africa. This project will be officially announced at the grand finale of Miss Malaika 2011 but the actual formal launch will held in June 2012 at a grand event in New York, USA.

This was contained in a statement signed by Miss Ama Nettey in Accra on Wednesday. The statement said the announcement on November 5th will outline a plan to set up a centre called ‘Ama Nettey Hope Centre for Lepers’ and also feature a video documentary on the project.

Miss Nettey envisioned the campaign for leprosy during the Miss Malaika 2010 Reality series when contestants visited the Weija Leprosarium in Accra.  On the final night of the pageant on 16th October 2010, during the speech session, she declared a campaign to end discrimination and other human right violations faced by people affected with leprosy in Ghana and around the world.

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Grand Launch Of Miss Malaika Ghana 2011

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The search for beautiful, bold and intelligent young ladies took an exciting start a couple of weeks ago and the judges have finally gone through the difficult processes of selecting the perfect 16 to partake in the competition.

Ladies numbering over 500 turned up to be auditioned for the eighth edition of Miss Malaika Ghana. The audition was quiet an exciting scene as ladies walked up-stage and cat walked from one end of the state to the other.

The number was slashed down to, 65 and then eventually to 25. Each of the selected 25 ladies read out a two minute speech describing themselves and their individual goals if they were selected as Malaika queen.

Finally, the judges came out with their list of 16 successful candidates who were able to go through each stage of the competition confidently and intelligently. It’s a dream come true for these selected sixteen ladies and definitely a new beginning of adventure for them as they step into luxury, fame and fortune.

While in the competition they ladies would be taken through weekly tasks and evictions .The overall winning queen to take over from Ama Nettey (Miss MALAIKA Ghana 2010) would have a fantastic grand package; the Car, the Cash and the enviable Miss Malaika Crown that would completely transform her life forever.

The lucky 16, would be outdoored in a grand launch come Tuesday 23th August at the Ultra-Modern Gh-One studios in Accra. Meanwhile, the just ended audition process is being aired on Gh-One TV daily for viewers to follow the process closely. The 8th edition of Miss Malaika Ghana is sponsored by UB Hair Relaxer, RANA Motors, Simbins Furniture, Sleek make-up and Powered by Gh-One.

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