Mar 15, 2012 at 10:13am

Scouting for contestants for the country’s most coveted beauty pageant ‘Miss Ghana 2012’ has began and would be ending in the Greater Accra on March 30.

Adi Plahar, a professional model instructor and trainer, will lead a team of scouts to all ten regions of Ghana to identify young, savvy, exceptionally beautiful and intelligent ladies for the 2012 edition.

Plahar’s team began their search in the Western and Central regions on Wednesday, March 14 and would wrap up on Friday March 16th, after which they will storm other regions.

The main purpose according to event organizers Exclusive Events Ghana is to create an impressive database of potential queens long before the main auditions that will be held immediately after the grand launch. The grand launch is scheduled to take place few weeks from now.

Miss Ghana 2004 and CEO of Exclusive Events Ghana, Inna Mariam Patty reiterated that: “The scouting process will ensure we have the right caliber of contestants prior to the main auditions.

The scouts are to identify exceptionally beautiful and intelligent young ladies with the passion to not only advance their lives but those of the less privileged in society.

The organizers of the most prestigious pageant believe this is a novelty in the history of the event and are hopeful the scouting process will produce tremendous results.

“Still the most internationally recognized and esteemed beauty pageant in Ghana, this year’s edition promises to be one of a kind,” Exclusive Events Ghana has promised.

With guaranteed fun and a never-to-be-forgotten life-changing experience in store, Miss Ghana 2012, is sure to provide quality entertainment.

Below is the schedule for the scouting process.


DATES

14th-16th MARCH 2012 WESTERN & CENTRAL

16th-18th MARCH 2012 UPPER EAST

18th - 20th MARCH 2012 UPPER WEST

20th - 22nd MARCH 2012 NORTHERN

22nd -24th MARCH 2012 BRONG AHAFO

24th - 26th MARCH 2012 ASHANTI

26th -28th MARCH 2012 EASTERN

28th -29th MARCH 2012 VOLTA

29th- 30th MARCH 2012 GREATER ACCRA


By: Martin Asiedu-Dartey/Citifmonline.com