The decision by the first runner-up of the 2019 edition of Miss Ghana, Sarah Odei Amoani, to resign from her post is personal, according to Exclusion Event Ghana organizers of the beauty pageant.
On Friday (September 13) night, the news of Sarah Odei Amoani’s resignation shocked many Ghanaians. The queen put down her crown barely three months after winning the pageant
In an interview, Inna Patty reports that Miss Odei Amoani was “unhappy with demand required of her”.
She explained that the only expectation made on the first runner-up was the requirement for which winners work as Queens of Miss Ghana.
She further said “contestants are full aware of these requirement when they take up the mantle to be Queen”.
Exclusive Events hinted that the decision may have been catalyzed by “rather unfortunate circumstances”, on Miss Odei Ameoani part, to which management did not have the opportunity to remedy.
Inna Patty stated that “it was unfortunate that the queen could not continue with them but they wish her well”.
“We assure followers of the brand that all is well, we will still keep doing our possible best to work with winners who ready to work with us”, she said.
The news of Sarah Odei Amoani shocked many Ghanaians.
Other former winners of the pageant including Miss Ghana 2010 – Stephanie Karikari, Miss Ghana 2015 – Antoinette Delali Kemavor, Miss Ghana 2013 – Giuseppina Nana Akua Baafi and 1 first-runner up – Margaret Kuma-Mintah also during the 2017 banter between the event organisers and Margeret Dery made some damning allegations.
The former queens alleged there were attempts to make them sleep with influential men in order to meet their task of raising funds for the organisers.
