Chief Executive Officer of African Most Beautiful USA (AMBUSA) Nana Akosua Nkrumah Adasa III has paid a courtesy call on former president John Agyekum Kufuor at his residence.
The visit was led by actor Samuel Seth Karikari popularly known as Koofori who is the event coordinator of the pageant.
The 2022 ABUSA queens, Laurie Fonhoue (winner) and Angel Kissiedu ( 2nd runner-up) who have been in Ghana for a few days to do charity work were very excited to meet with the ex-president.
The statesman welcomed the entourage and encouraged the young ladies to be bold and pursue their dreams to become great leaders in the future.
Mr Kuffour also commended the Abofrem Area Foundation for organising the pageant in the USA to showcase the African culture to the rest of the world.
The delegation presented a gift to the former president.
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