A legal battle for the ages is brewing in Ghana as the Miss Ghana scandal heads to the courtroom after years of being deliberated in the public sphere.
Inna Patty and Exclusive Events Ghana are suing the three former beauty queens who have bravely come out to tell their stories, as well as GhanaCelebrities.Com and our Founding editor, Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri.
Hello Chris,
I am disgusted by a publication I read on GhanaCelebrities.Com and what I have also heard so far makes things worse.
Miss Ghana and the various beauty pageants in Ghana have over the years been problematic as many have failed to honour the promises that attracted their contestants. However, we’ve not heard of the mother of the CEO of any of these pageants beating or getting into a physical fight with a beauty Queen just as Inna Patty’s mother is reported to have done with Miss Ghana 2013 winner- Giuseppina Baafi.
Contrary to your publication that Giuseppina Baafi and Inna Patty’s mother got into a fight, I have heard that it was not a fight. Inna Patty’s mother rather attacked the girl and gave her a beating just because she will not do what Exclusive Events Ghana wants her to do.
What sort of legacy is Inna Patty and her Exclusive Events Ghana leaving behind if this is how they are treating winners of the Miss Ghana pageant?
The Miss Ghana 2013 resignation or sacking saga continues—and it is being reported that, apart from the fact the organizers-Exclusive Events Ghana tried forcing Miss Giuseppina Baafi into signing an unfavourable new contract, the winner got into a big fight with Inna Patty’s mother.
Inna Patty is a former Miss Ghana winner and the CEO of Exclusive Events Ghana. According to the host of Peace Fm’s Entertainment Review-Kwasi Aboagye, their investigations revealed that, when Giuseppina Baafi refused to sign the new contract presented to her, Inna Patty’s mother came to her residence and tried forcing her into signing it.
Apparently, Inna Patty’s mother screamed and got into a fight with the winner—-and a standing fridge even fell. The fight got nasty and loud to the extent that the neighbours of Giuseppina Baafi came in to separate the fight.
The reigning Miss Ghana, Giuseppina Baafi, has joined the list of known Ghanaian faces who have signed up to the UNAIDS’ ‘Protect the Goal’ campaign.
Miss Baafi, who jointly performed the exercise with the Chairwoman of the Miss Ghana organization, Inna Maryam Patty, pledged her commitment to the campaign, at a short session in Accra.
The Ptg seeks to among other things, to ensure an HIV-AIDS free society.
It is a joint campaign between UNAIDS and the world football governing body, FIFA, to advocate for the prevention of HIV infection through sports.
In Ghana, the campaign is being done jointly by the UNAIDS office, the Ghana Football Association, and the National Youth Authority.
The reigning Miss Ghana, Giuseppina Nana Akua Baafi, has attended the 48th Speech and Prize Giving Day Ceremony of her alma mater, New Juaben Senior High School in Koforidua in the Eastern Region.
Miss Baafi was there at the special invitation of the school’s authorities. She was one of several distinguished personalities who graced the occasion.
In an inspiring message she said “Thank you for the recognition and the platform to speak at this august occasion, to share the fame, glory and enormous responsibilities associated with the Miss Ghana brand.”
“I am currently working with the Miss Ghana Foundation on helping to reduce maternal mortality in the Northern Region, which has the highest prevalence rate. In addition, we are also helping address the plight of the aged, street children as well as mentoring our youth nationwide.”
Miss Ghana 2013 Giuseppina Nana Akua Baafi has donated items worth thousands of Ghana Cedis to the Countryside Orphanage, located at Bawjease in the Central Region.
Miss Baafi, who was accompanied on the trip by her 2nd Runner Up Crystal Selorm Amudzi, and some officials from the Miss Ghana office, donated toiletries, confectionaries, candies, and clothes among other items to the institution.
The reigning queen was celebrating her 23rd birthday, and used the occasion to reach out to the orphans.
The presentation ceremony had in attendance both young and old inmates of the orphanage, some of who had very touching life stories to tell.
“You all here were born to be great,” Baafi told them. “I have no doubt you will succeed in life, just as I have been told stories of how some of you have even gone on to achieve excellence in your various educational institutions.
“This is just the beginning; there are far greater accomplishments ahead of you, and I know you will grow to become responsible citizens of this nation.”
This year’s Miss Ghana finals will go into history books as exceptionally special as the reigning Miss World-Wenxia Yu attended the event which was held on Saturday at the Banquette Hall, State House in Accra… The competition saw Eastern region’s representative-Giuseppina Baafi beating 19 intelligent and gorgeous young women to be crown Miss Ghana 2013. … Read more
