NCCE signs two years partnership with Miss Ghana Foundation

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has signed a two years partnership deal with the Miss Ghana Foundation.

The partnership is aimed at offering NCCE the opportunity to promote civic education among contestants of the Miss Ghana Beauty Pageant whiles serving as Civic Ambassadors for nation building.

Ms Kathleen Addy, the acting Chairperson of the Commission described the initiative as uniques and indicated that the two institutions will work to promote civic values and patriotism among young women.

She elaborated that, the commission will provide contestants of the Miss Ghana Beauty Pageant with education civic knowledge, civic skills, civic disposition and roles they could play in nation building and national development.

Ms Inna Maryam Patty, the Managing Director of Exclusive Events said the collaboration is a step in the right direction.

She opined that the MoU marks the beginning of better moments for civic education and beauty pageants in Ghana.

Training sessions for the contestants are expected to start in June, 2022 and contestants would be examined on civic matters during the competition.

Present at the signing ceremony were the Deputy Chairman in charge of Operations, Mr. Samuel Asare Akuamoah and Commission Secretary, Mr. Tito Voegborlo.

The Miss Ghana winner in each partnership year shall serve as a brand ambassador of NCCE with her two runner-ups in each year attending mutually selected events of NCCE.

Source: Coverghana.com.gh