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As the conversation went on, the resigned Miss Ghana 2013 winner– Guiseppine Baafi’s brother called into the show to challenge Inna Patty on the credibility of her stories. He also stated that, Inna Patty abused Miss Ghana 2013 winner– Guiseppine Baafi.

Just after Guiseppine Baafi’s brother called, the 1^st runner-up- Margaret Kuma Mintah called to blast Inna Patty and the Miss Ghana brand, stating that, they raised some monies which they were promised percentages, but Inna Patty and her company did not give them anything.

She disclosed more, saying, they were asked to visit 10 companies a day, a total of 50 companies a week—seeking/begging for funds.

Margaret Kuma Mintah said, they were told to raise some money during the pageant, which serves as a fast track to entering top 10 of the pageant.

(Listen to this in Audio No. 3)

Personally, I admired Inna Patty’s efforts to take the Miss Ghana brand to the next stage and I have supported in my little way the Miss Ghana brand throughout, but to be frank, she has become more of a disappointment than the inspiration—I sort of expected her to be.

After refusing to grant any interviews and requesting that her COO-Samuel Bokorvie handle all the questions being thrown at the Miss Ghana brand, following the resignations of the 2013 Miss Ghana winner- Guiseppine Baafi, the first runner-up- Margaret Kuma Mintah and the second runner-up- Crystal Selorm Amudzi, Inna Patty has FINALLY decided to speak but with a lot of dust being thrown into the public eyes.

Speaking on PeaceFm’s Entertainment Review hosted by Kwasi Aboagye this afternoon, Inna Patty could not answer simple questions such as; did Miss Ghana 2013 winner– Guiseppine Baafi resign and why. Answering this simple question, she went on a long gallivanting with words—strictly beating about the bush.

Accepting that all the 3 winners of the 2013 Miss Ghana have resigned, Exclusive Events Ghana’s COO-Samuel Bokorvie tried as much as possible to throw cold water on the fire, suggesting that, things are not as bad as being portrayed. And he did a lot of damage to the Miss Ghana brand too, with his contradictory stories.

Interestingly, both Inna Patty and Samuel Bokorvie attempted once again to tell what seems like a well-rehearsed story about the alleged ‘FIGHT’ between Inna Patty’s mother and the Miss Ghana winner- Guiseppine Baafi.

But here again, they were pushed to the wall by the presenter with his direct questions which exposed the fact that, they were hiding something—probably, something dirty or something they just don’t want us to know, the truth.

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