Anticipate the Elegance: Miss COLANGE 2025 Set to Rock Ajumako Campus

The red curtains are already rising, the golden lights are warming the stage, and the excitement across the University of Education, Winneba – Ajumako Campus is simply electric. The Office of the Women’s Commissioner has officially teased one of the most anticipated cultural and beauty events on campus: Miss COLANGE 2025.

This year’s edition promises to be bigger, bolder, and more glamorous than anything we’ve seen before. Students, alumni, and even locals in Ajumako have begun buzzing with conversations about who might wear the crown this year and what fresh twists the organizing committee has in store. From the bold stage design to the elegant theme, Miss COLANGE 2025 is shaping up to be more than just a pageant—it is set to be a celebration of intelligence, culture, and beauty.

What is Miss COLANGE?

Miss COLANGE is a signature pageant organized annually by the College of Languages Education (COLANGE), one of the most vibrant arms of the University of Education, Winneba. It serves as a platform to showcase the multifaceted talents of young women enrolled in the college. Far from being just a beauty contest, Miss COLANGE has earned a reputation as a cultural and intellectual festival that celebrates confidence, poise, eloquence, and a deep connection with Ghanaian heritage.

Contestants typically go through rigorous training and participate in themed segments such as:

• Cultural Display: A segment that highlights traditional attire, indigenous dances, and deep knowledge of local customs.

• Talent Show: Where participants wow the audience with performances ranging from poetry recitals, storytelling, dance choreography, music, and dramatic sketches.

• Project Presentation: A chance to present an impactful idea or initiative that addresses challenges within the community, education, or women empowerment.

• Evening Gown Elegance: A display of grace, fashion sense, and confidence as they take the stage in stunning gowns.

• Intellectual Questions: Where contestants tackle thought‑provoking questions on leadership, gender equality, sustainable development, and campus issues.

Over the years, Miss COLANGE has produced queens who went on to lead student bodies, establish non‑profits, and serve as role models in their fields. For this reason, it has become a proud tradition eagerly anticipated by students and lecturers alike.

What’s New in 2025?

The 2025 edition is already setting tongues wagging. According to sources within the Women’s Commissioner’s Office, this year’s pageant is going to introduce exciting new segments and a stronger emphasis on advocacy projects. Contestants will be encouraged to tie their personal platforms to pressing issues like:

• Promoting indigenous Ghanaian languages

• Women’s leadership in education

• Environmental sustainability on campus

• Digital literacy and inclusion

One of the organizers, speaking under anonymity, hinted:

“Miss COLANGE 2025 is not just about who looks best on stage. We are looking for a queen who will leave a legacy, someone who can rally students behind projects that transform our campus and beyond.”

Preparations Underway

The promotional poster already sets the tone: a vibrant red curtain background, golden stage lights, and the silhouette of confident women crowned with elegance. It gives a feeling of theatre and grandeur—exactly what the event intends to deliver.

Rehearsals and auditions are expected to kick off soon. Interested contestants are reportedly preparing portfolios and practicing their talents. For many young women in COLANGE, this is not only a chance to shine but also to test their leadership, networking, and communication skills on a public stage.

The Women’s Commissioner’s Office is also calling on stakeholders—student groups, sponsors, and alumni—to partner in making the event a success. “We are open to collaborations,” the office stated in a brief on their notice boards. “Miss COLANGE is not just an event; it’s a legacy, and we want everyone to be part of it.”

The Anticipation on Campus

If you walk through the corridors of Ajumako Campus right now, you can already feel the energy:

• At the language blocks, students are debating potential contestants and predicting who might steal the show.

• At the hostels, groups of friends are brainstorming costume ideas and forming cheer squads.

• On social media platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, hashtags like #MissCOLANGE2025 and #AnticipateTheCrown are beginning to trend among student circles.

An enthusiastic Level 300 student shared:

“Every year, Miss COLANGE is the highlight of our semester. We don’t just go to watch—we go to learn, to support our friends, and to be part of something special.”

A Celebration of Culture and Talent

A unique aspect of Miss COLANGE is how it blends the academic focus of COLANGE—where languages, literature, and cultural studies are taught—with the vibrancy of student life. The event often includes interludes featuring cultural troupes, poetry in both Ghanaian and foreign languages, and performances that remind everyone why language education is at the heart of cultural preservation.

In previous editions, we’ve seen contestants deliver breathtaking performances:

• A contestant reciting Ewe poetry to roaring applause.

• Another composing and performing a French song that left the audience mesmerized.

• Others presenting community projects like literacy drives in rural schools or campaigns for menstrual hygiene.

Miss COLANGE 2025 is expected to take these legacies a notch higher, perhaps introducing digital presentations, live polls for audience engagement, and collaborations with creative arts departments.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss It

Events like Miss COLANGE go beyond entertainment. They offer:

✅ Empowerment: Encouraging young women to step up, speak out, and lead.

✅ Inspiration: Showcasing how students can merge talent with advocacy.

✅ Networking: Bringing together lecturers, alumni, and students in one lively space.

✅ Culture: A colorful reminder of the traditions and languages that make Ghana unique.

For many first‑year students, it’s a first glimpse into the thriving extracurricular life that makes Ajumako Campus more than just a place of study. For final‑year students, it’s often a nostalgic highlight before graduation.

Key Details So Far

📍 Venue: University of Education, Winneba – Ajumako Campus Auditorium (final confirmation expected soon)

📅 Date: To be announced, but set within the upcoming academic calendar for 2025

📞 Enquiries: +233 59 653 7038 (as displayed on the poster)

🎭 Organizers: Office of the Women’s Commissioner, COLANGE

The poster’s bold instruction to “Anticipate” is no accident. The organizing team wants to build momentum and have the entire campus on edge, waiting for the big reveal of dates, ticket details, and contestant profiles.

Get Involved

If you’re on campus and want to be part of this incredible journey:

• Aspiring Contestants: Begin preparations now—polish your talents, rehearse your speech skills, and build a platform that speaks to your passions.

• Student Groups: Consider forming cheer squads or partnering as sponsors.

• Lecturers and Alumni: Your mentorship and sponsorship can empower the next Miss COLANGE to make a meaningful impact.

Final Thoughts

Miss COLANGE 2025 is more than an event. It’s a stage where dreams are nurtured, confidence is built, and culture is celebrated. As the red curtains on the poster suggest, the show is set to be dramatic, dazzling, and unforgettable. Whether you are a student, staff, or friend of COLANGE, this is your invitation to join in celebrating the brilliance of young women at Ajumako Campus.

Anticipate. Support. Celebrate.

The crown is waiting—Miss COLANGE 2025 is coming!

For more updates, keep an eye on campus notice boards, official WhatsApp platforms, and the Women’s Commissioner’s Office. For enquiries, call +233 59 653 7038.

See you at the show! 🎉👑✨