The second edition of the Faces of Tomorrow Beauty Pageant has been officially launched at His House Christ Centre, Teshie Agblezaa, under the theme, “A Christian Narrative of Pageantry.”
The launch, held on Saturday, October 18, 2026, brought together stakeholders and guests to unveil the vision of the pageant, which seeks to promote decency, Christian values and the empowerment of young women.
Miss Boatemaa, winner of Miss Akwaaba Season Four, outlined the objectives of the initiative, explaining that it aims to inspire young women to become ambassadors for Christ and reshape the narrative surrounding Christian beauty pageants.
She disclosed that this year’s edition promises to be more competitive, with 10 contestants set to compete for the ultimate crown.
The winner will receive GH¢7,000, an increase from last year’s GH¢5,000 prize, while the first and second runners-up will receive GH¢5,000 and GH¢3,000, respectively.
According to Miss Boatemaa, the winner will also receive GH¢1,000 weekly throughout the competition until the show ends. The contestants will benefit from training sessions, while the eventual winner will receive six months of free braiding training.
She called on sponsors, corporate institutions and other stakeholders to support the initiative to help expand its vision and impact, emphasising that Faces of Tomorrow is committed to making a lasting difference in society.
Among the guests present were Mr Mustapha Hajj Deen, Head of Sports and Marketing Manager at Ahotor FM 92.3, a representative of the CEO of Her Logistics, a representative of Hon. Emmanuel Nii.
The second edition of Faces of Tomorrow is expected to provide a platform for the 10 contestants to develop their talents, build confidence and promote Christian values while challenging perceptions about beauty pageants within the Christian community.
