GMB@20 Queen Nana Konadu And Runners-Up Pay Courtesy Visit To Media General Executives

According to a report by TV3Gh, on Saturday October 24, 2026, the reigning queen of the 2026 edition of Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB), Nana Konadu, has joined her runners-up to pay a courtesy visit to senior executives of Media General, the media organisation behind the popular beauty and cultural pageant.

The visit brought the beauty queens into contact with Media General’s Group Chief Operating Officer, Mr Nuamah Eshun-Fameye, and the 3Group General Manager, Mrs Akorfa Banson, as part of engagements following the conclusion of the landmark GMB@20 edition.

Nana Konadu, who emerged as the overall winner of the 2026 competition, was accompanied by the contestants who finished behind her in the race for the coveted crown.

Their visit highlighted the relationship between the queens and the media organisation that provides the platform for the annual competition.

The meeting also offered an opportunity for the queens to interact with key members of Media General’s leadership and acknowledge the organisation’s role in promoting Ghanaian culture, tourism, traditions and national identity through entertainment and television programming.

Ghana’s Most Beautiful has established itself as one of the country’s prominent cultural pageants, bringing together young women from different regions to showcase their heritage, talents, intelligence and commitment to community development.

Beyond the competition, the programme encourages contestants to serve as ambassadors for their respective regions and promote Ghana’s rich cultural diversity.

The 2026 edition was particularly significant as it marked the 20th anniversary of the pageant, popularly celebrated as GMB@20.

Over the years, the competition has provided a platform for participants to highlight regional traditions, traditional attire, local tourism attractions, indigenous cuisine and other aspects of Ghanaian heritage.

Nana Konadu’s victory placed her at the centre of this milestone celebration, with her runners-up also earning recognition for their participation and performances throughout the competition.

The courtesy visit to Mr Nuamah Eshun-Fameye and Mrs Akorfa Banson further underscored the queens’ continued engagement with Media General following the pageant.

Such engagements help maintain the connection between the contestants and the organisation while recognising the people responsible for the broader operations of the media group.

Although details of the discussions held during the visit were not disclosed in the announcement, the meeting was shared as part of the activities surrounding the GMB@20 queen and her fellow contestants.

As the celebrations surrounding the 20th anniversary continue, Nana Konadu and her runners-up remain associated with a programme that seeks to celebrate Ghanaian womanhood, cultural heritage and national unity.

The visit also reflected the importance of collaboration between media institutions and cultural ambassadors in promoting Ghana’s traditions and giving greater visibility to the country’s diverse cultural identities.

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