Who was your '' Northern Ghanaian Female Model of the Year 2016 ''

By -
Fashion may have gotten fast, but consumers have gotten faster. In the wake of fashion and modeling in the northern regions of Ghana, this creative arts sector has seen marvelous growth in recent months. Modeling agencies, clothing lines and brands have organized fashion events and all has been successful. 


Between 2015/16 Sanatu Zambang has spotted some female models whom have so far shown interesting characters in the quest to shine on the spotlight of the world of modeling. 




Irene Konlan, former miss Afro tourism and culture 2015  is a student of the Tamale Polytechnic where she is studying Hotel Catering and Institutional management. Irene Konlan hails from Kanbagu in the Bunkpurugu/Yunyoo District of the Northern Region. Irene Konlan is the former miss Afro tourism and culture 2015.  Irene Konlan embarked on a anti skin bleaching ambassador for the 3 northern regions of Ghana, her campaigned was endorsed by Ama-K-Aberebese








Comfort Kuulabio is a runway and photo model. Comfort Kuulabio is currently studying   Family and Consumer sciences at the University for Development studies in Tamale, Nyakpala campus. Comfort Kuulabio has model for Kumasi fashion week 2015, Velvet runway show, Homowo fashion show, VOA fashion show, Make-up revolution show, and Savannah lifestyle fashion show which happens to be the first ever fashion show in Northern Region. 
Comfort Kuulabio has also been supportive in charity activities, she was part of the volunteers helping Wear Nation Foundation and Make a Change Foundation carry out donations to deprived communities.






Ikma Titiaka a student of University for Development studies. Most people might not realise that Ikma Titiaka is a snappy dresser; they are too busy trying not to make eye contact and planning their exit. The fear of God she strikes in people has taken her a lifetime in character to master and she deserves the respect. She is going to be one of the cutest model talents in the country; she can carry off a look as well as she can carry off a demanding modeling act.











Bakari Winifred was a contestant for Miss Tourism 2016, she aim at alleviating poverty through, income generation, employment and infrastructural development for the rural communities where tourist attractions are located and also generate revenue for the government. Bakari Winifred studied at Accra Technical University. Bakari Winifred style is a mix of southern heritage with influences from her travels around the northern regions. To me, she embodies the modern well-dressed woman.











Awal Memuna it is as if she has been blessed with the ability to repel anything that is less than sartorially perfect. Awal Memuna is also a student of Tamale Polytechnic Ghana.

















Portia Danlugu, former Miss Navrongo 2015. Portia Danlugu brings a fresh take to Northern classicism with traditional pieces. Her look is tailored and slouchy, smart and scruffy, all at the same time.












Audrey Awentemi, Miss Democracy Ghana 2016.  Audrey Awentemi is currently one of the league litclub leaders at the Experimental Presby (EP) junior high school in Tamale.  Audrey Awentemi provides mentorship to girls. Audrey Awentemi is also a registered voluntary CAMA member and a model at the Versatile Model Agency.












Benua Nmaah, a contestant of Face of Accra Fashion Week. Benua Nmaah is the vice president at Sylva Lining Modeling Agency. We like the way she mixes styles, work and references; she is definitely one of a kind, not the typical upper east lady. Her style, career choice and character is extremely creative.















Haj Tunty Mahama a student at the University for Development Studies. As comfortable in a well-fitted African wears. She definitely makes everyone take note of her presence unknowingly, classic and elegant.  Not many women are so diverse when it comes to style and Haj Tunty Mahama always manages to look equally stylish in formalwear as well as casualwear. Haj Tunty Mahama  has also been supportive in charity activities, she was part of the volunteers helping Wear Nation Foundation carry out donations to deprived communities.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

International Ghanaian Model Victoria Michaels

By -
Image
Born into the blissful world of beauty   International Ghanaian Model Victoria Michaels i s good at what she does,  She backs all these achievements with a solid academic background in Business Management and Communication as she holds a Diploma in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism and a Bachelor of Science Degree from Central University Ghana. A communicator per excellence, she leverages on a multifaceted experience gained from practice in PR, Marketing/Brand Communication, and Banking , Victoria has used her management skills to run the successful VM Consult, a company she founded a few years ago. Victoria began her career at the age of 19 when she won as a first Runner up for the Miss Francophone Ghana Beauty Pageant. Participated as a runway model in AU Summit GOLD Show, BBC Fashion Show, Dubai Fashion Week,Africa Fashion Week London and Nigeria, FAME Nigeria, FIMA International Fashion Show, Dark & Lovely Fashion Show...
Read more

11 Ghanaian Tamale Base Musicians Who Deserve Attention

By -
Image
Northern region capital has seen tremendous growth in its music scene this year, one can boldly say the music scene has grown faster this year than expected. Fancy Gadam and Maccasio have been the talk about artiste over the past few months, both artiste have the largest fan base in the region, which of cause over shadows some classic, talented and mind blowing artiste in the region.  These artiste are facing the hype over talent virus, Sanatu Zambang might not have the resources to cure this epidemic, but we sure can do our research and share with the public our findings. Our list also considers the impact these artiste have made throughout 2016.  Here are the TOP 11 artiste from the northern region, Tamale. Some of these struggling artiste have managed to achieve local recognition, whiles the others have had worldwide recognition without a huge fan based and with less airtime on radio and television. One can’t imagine the kind of...
Read more

Professor Hans-Heinrich Reckeweg on PORK Biological Therapy

By -
Image
In World War II, soldiers in North Africa were taken ill in ever increasing numbers. They were suffering from abscesses of the lower part of the leg called “tropical ulcers”. These ulcerations left the soldiers unfit to fight and necessitated lengthy hospital confinement, often requiring their removal to more temperate climates. Every possible form of treatment as well as chemical therapy was exhausted without positive results. It was then suggested that these leg ulcers could possibly be connected with the soldiers’ eating habits, as the natives showed no signs of this disease. Rations to the soldiers were then based on a diet free from pork, much like that eaten by the Islamic population. This resulted in the immediate relief of the leg ulcer syndrome. During the lean years of the war and especially those after the war, the health of the population was, practically speaking, good. Few people could ...
Read more