Accra, Ghana — Mabel Agyemang, the vibrant young woman who represented the Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency, has been crowned Miss Galaxy Ghana 2026 following a captivating grand finale that celebrated beauty, purpose, leadership and advocacy.
The 24-year-old Psychology graduate of the University of Ghana emerged victorious at the Galaxy Night Live ’26 Grand Finale, held on Saturday, October 31, at the AH Hotel & Conference in East Legon, Accra.
Mabel’s triumph followed weeks of keen competition, inspiring community engagements and impactful advocacy initiatives, as contestants from across the country demonstrated their commitment to creating meaningful change in their communities.
Passionate about environmental sustainability, the newly crowned queen champions Climate Resilience and Eco-Education, an advocacy focus she intends to use throughout her reign to promote greater environmental consciousness and inspire young people to become active agents of change.
Delma Lord-Adem, who represented Ayawaso North, was named First Runner-Up, while Jemima Asuo of Kpando secured the position of Second Runner-Up. Emmanuella Tegbey also distinguished herself among the outstanding finalists, finishing as Third Runner-Up.
Speaking after her crowning, an excited and humbled Mabel Agyemang described the moment as both a privilege and a responsibility, pledging to make purposeful use of the platform entrusted to her.
“Winning Miss Galaxy Ghana 2026 is an exciting and humbling experience for me. I am truly grateful for this opportunity, and I see the crown not just as a title, but as a call to serve, inspire and make a meaningful difference,” she said.
The new queen said her reign would be driven by a desire to empower young people, advance environmental awareness and promote positive transformation through community-centred initiatives.
“As queen, I hope to use this platform to empower young people, promote environmental awareness and create positive change through community engagement and impactful initiatives,” she added.
Mabel also extended an invitation to the public, particularly the people of Ayawaso West Wuogon, to support her journey and join hands with her in pursuing initiatives that will positively impact lives and communities.
“Together, we can make a difference,” she stated.
She further expressed her heartfelt appreciation to Hon. John Dumelo for his encouragement and support, while thanking everyone who believed in her, voted for her and stood by her throughout the competition.
“To everyone who believed in me, voted, and stood by me, thank you. This achievement means so much to me, and I look forward to making the most of this opportunity,” she said.
Meanwhile, the Group CEO of EduEnter Group Ghana, Amb. Nanayaw Kwakye-Boadu, congratulated all the contestants and finalists for their dedication and commitment throughout the season, with special commendation to Mabel Agyemang on her remarkable achievement.
He expressed optimism about the future of the Miss Galaxy Ghana brand and called on Ghanaians and the wider African community to continue supporting the platform as preparations begin for a major milestone in 2027.
The 2027 edition will mark the tenth season of Miss Galaxy Ghana and will culminate in the crowning of the pageant’s tenth queen, coinciding with Ghana’s historic 70th anniversary of independence. Details of the landmark celebrations will be announced in due course.
The organisers also expressed profound appreciation to the numerous institutions, corporate partners and supporters whose contributions helped make the 2026 season a success. They include AH Hotel & Conference, Zoomlion Ghana, TSG Drive, Trillium Industries, Knutsford University, Dream Hunt Foundation, Aqua Safari Resort, Lisaldo Travel and Tour, Lumiere Group International, Osasio Fashion, Golden View Therapeutic Clinic & Spa, Glenhope Catering Services, Waakye Guy Guy and Grand Casamora Hotel.
Additional support was received from the Centre for African Studies, Leadership and Research (CASLeR), International Youth Network for United Nations Security Council Resolution 2250 (IYN-UNSCR 2250), Models Union of Ghana (MODUGA), Multimedia and Creative Arts Institute, Royals, Clergy & Sheikhs Alliance (ROCSA), as well as other valued partners and supporters who contributed to the success of the season.
With a new queen now at the helm, Miss Galaxy Ghana looks ahead to another year of purposeful advocacy, youth empowerment, environmental awareness and community impact under the leadership of Mabel Agyemang.
About Miss Galaxy Ghana
Miss Galaxy Ghana is a flagship production of EduEnter Group Ghana and a beauty-with-purpose pageant committed to promoting eco-advocacy, youth empowerment, leadership and community service. Through its contestants and finalists representing constituencies across Ghana, the platform continues to inspire a new generation of young leaders to champion causes that positively impact society.
