Ghanaian beauty queen Issabella Adjorkor Adjei has officially advanced to the Preliminary Stage of Miss Universe Ghana, marking another major milestone in her rising pageantry career.
Her team described the achievement as a testament to her grace, confidence, determination, and unwavering pursuit of excellence.
Adjorkor first captured national attention during Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB) 2025, where she represented the Greater Accra Region and impressed audiences with her eloquence, cultural pride, and strong advocacy. She later reached the grand finale, earning admiration for her poise and commitment to community development despite not clinching the crown.
Her transition from GMB to Miss Universe Ghana underscores her drive to use pageantry as a platform for meaningful impact. The Miss Universe Ghana system equips contestants with training in public speaking, advocacy, personal branding, and social impact, preparing them for leadership roles and global representation.
Past delegates have become entrepreneurs, media personalities, and advocates in education, health, and women empowerment — a path Adjorkor is now poised to follow as she steps closer to the Miss Universe world stage.
— Daily Guide
Kwabena Donkor, former VRA workers, others named as 'person of interest' in Asan...
Ayitey Powers remanded for one week over alleged death threat
Reshuffle: Mahama moves Brogya Genfi from Deputy Defence to Presidential Advisor...
Mahama reassigns Labour Minister Rashid Pelpuo as Minister of State for Special ...
Police interdict officer over alleged role in Accra Race Course demolition
Put me on NPP’s frontline in 2028 and I’ll unleash ‘pure fire’ on NDC – Mustapha...
Ghana’s biggest problem is lack of intentionality about development – KSM
Traditional leaders must become agents of development, not just ceremonial figur...
GoldBod never made the GH¢5.5 billion surplus it claims – Tiah Mahama
GoldBod’s reported profits raise questions over its financials – Gideon Boako
