The current and previous Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB) pageant winners were greeted by the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) management on Thursday, July 30, during a courtesy visit intended to fortify relationships ahead of the program’s 20th anniversary festivities.
The team was commanded by Isabella Etornam Gagblezu, the 2025 Queen of Ghana’s Most Beautiful, and Nihad Titiaka Ibrahim, the 2024 GMB Queen. At the refinery’s headquarters, Edmond Kombat Esq., Managing Director of TOR, and Alhaji Mustapha Abubakar Batalima, Deputy Managing Director, welcomed the beauty queens.
The visit gave the queens the chance to officially invite Tema Oil Refinery’s leadership to the GMB@20 Launch and Gala, which will commemorate 20 years of the esteemed pageant’s support of Ghanaian culture, legacy, and national identity.
Ghana’s Most Beautiful has changed over the past 20 years from being a beauty pageant to a platform that highlights the nation’s many customs and gives young ladies the opportunity to represent culture, education, and social progress.
The Biggest Steel Factory In Africa Is Almost Complete
The queens emphasized the importance of the centennial celebration and conveyed gratitude to organizations that continue to fund programs that foster cultural pride and national solidarity during the meeting.
Additionally, the management reiterated the company’s dedication to funding initiatives that have a beneficial social impact. Initiatives honoring Ghana’s cultural legacy and empowering young women, according to TOR, are consistent with its business objectives of community involvement and national development.
The visit highlighted the increasing cooperation between cultural institutions and business Ghana in maintaining the the country’s traditions while inspiring the next generation of female leaders.
The GMB@20 Launch and Gala is expected to bring together government officials, traditional leaders, corporate executives, former queens, entertainment personalities, and other distinguished guests to celebrate the remarkable journey and achievements of one of Ghana’s most influential cultural pageants.