Miss Ghana 2026 contestants join Bus Stop Boys, BOST Energies to support National Clean-Up Exercise

Miss Ghana 2026 contestants join Bus Stop Boys, BOST Energies to support National Clean-Up Exercise

Published July 12, 20263 min read

Contestants of the Miss Ghana 2026 pageant, led by the Chairperson of the Miss Ghana Foundation, Inna Patty, Esq., on Saturday joined the National Clean-Up Exercise in support of the President’s directive to restore cleanliness across the country.

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