GMB At 20: Contestants Put To The Test As TV3 Challenges Their Knowledge Of The Pageant

According to a report by TV3Gh, on Monday October 12, 2026, as part of activities marking the 20th anniversary of Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB), the contestants have been given an exciting challenge designed to test how much they know about the history and journey of the popular television competition.

The special segment, shared under the theme of the GMB at 20 celebration, puts the ladies in the spotlight as they attempt to demonstrate their knowledge of the pageant, which has become a recognised platform for celebrating Ghanaian culture, beauty, tradition and talent.

The organisers introduced the activity with the question, “How well do the #GMBat20 ladies know GMB?” The contestants were then given the opportunity to put their knowledge to the test in what was described as a fun segment.

The exercise adds an entertaining twist to the anniversary celebrations, allowing viewers to see another side of the ladies beyond their usual appearances on the main competition stage.

It also provides an opportunity to revisit the history and significance of GMB, which has spent two decades showcasing the country’s rich cultural heritage through the participation of young women representing different regions.

Over the years, the competition has attracted considerable public interest through its combination of cultural displays, public speaking, talent and activities that encourage contestants to learn about Ghana’s traditions and values.

The latest challenge is expected to generate excitement among fans as they watch the contestants respond to questions about the competition and demonstrate their familiarity with the programme’s journey.

The post has been shared alongside the hashtags #GMBat20, #GMB2026 and #TV3GH, reflecting the ongoing celebration of the pageant’s 20-year milestone.

As the anniversary activities continue, the knowledge-testing segment offers viewers a lively way to engage with the contestants while celebrating the legacy of one of Ghana’s notable television beauty and cultural competitions.

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