Audio By Carbonatix
In a thrilling finale of Adepam Season 3, JK who represents the Central Region on Sunday was crowned the ultimate winner of the fashion competition.
This marks the third consecutive year a male contestant has emerged as the winner in the ‘Wonsa Ano Adwuma’ – Adepam fashion competition.
JK was overwhelmed with joy as the elegant host, Sandra Sarfo Ababio named him as winner of the competition.
He beat Maabee, Papa Tailor, Scissors, Hellen, and Lawrencia to secure his place in Adepam history. JK joins Berima Pa and KBaw as winners, as they continue the male dominance.

Throughout the 12 weeks of the show, JK showcased his design prowess, giving the other 15 contestants a run for their money.
He stood out from the very beginning during the Week 1 freestyle task, where he created a visually striking and harmonious silhouette using Ankara and stretchy white fabric.
JK’s impressive and skillful designs earned him the title of Best Designer of the Night for four consecutive weeks, from week five to nine.
His creativity and talent consistently wowed judges Seiwaa and Sikapa, making it an easy decision to name him the winner, alongside the popularity votes from cherished viewers.
As the winner, JK takes home a substantial prize of GH¢20,000 as startup capital for his fashion business, five industrial sewing machines, and other gifts from sponsors.

JK also gets a special scholarship from the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to further his education in fashion.
Scissors secured the first runner-up position, receiving GH¢10,000 two industrial sewing machines, and gifts from sponsors.

Hellen claimed the second runner-up spot, walking away with a cool GH¢7,000 cash prize, a hand and industrial sewing machine each and sponsorship packages.

The remaining three finalists all walked away with cash prizes and other gifts from sponsors.
Also, all 16 participants were awarded certificates of participation.
Watch the moment below:
Latest Stories
-
NACOC arrests 3 suspects linked to dutch fugitive drug kinpin
2 minutes -
Workers must complement AI skills with professional expertise to remain relevant – ALX Enterprise
13 minutes -
Companies that delay AI adoption risk losing market opportunities – ALX Enterprise
27 minutes -
‘The future is bright’ – Gyan backs Black Princesses squad after U-20 World Cup exit
33 minutes -
We should treat AI as an opportunity rather than a threat – ALX Enterprise
41 minutes -
Malta and Ghana set sights on practical AI partnership
44 minutes -
2026 U-20 WWC: ‘Not all wishes come true’ – Gyan inspires Black Princesses after elimination
49 minutes -
‘I am not a magician’ – Zdravko Logarušić on Nations FC exit from Africa
1 hour -
Three nights. 28 titles. Ultimate history made
1 hour -
Ghanaian delegates at IYF 2026 could become bridges for stronger Russia ties – John Aggrey
1 hour -
Nigeria: Over 30 dead, 50 hospitalised after consuming alcoholic substance in Ondo State
1 hour -
UK lawmakers demand new law to address AI threat to human rights
1 hour -
WAFU B U-17 Girls Cup: Black Maidens depart Accra for tournament in Yamoussokro
1 hour -
Sweden’s center-left bloc narrowly ahead as election remains too close to call
2 hours -
GPL 2026/27: ‘We won ugly’ – Kotoko head coach unimpressed after Lions victory
2 hours