Esther Yinlomah Yintii, affectionately known as Queen Lomah, is a young and dynamic advocate from Kulpelga in the Talensi District of Ghana’s Upper East Region.
In her early 20s, she rose to prominence after winning the Miss Upper East Ghana 2022 crown, a title that she achieved through dedication, cultural performance, and community engagement.
Queen Lomah’s passions include reading, listening to music, watching movies, and spending time with friends. She is now setting her sights on the prestigious Face of Northern Ghana 2024 title, eager to expand her influence and further her work in youth empowerment.
Lomah’s educational journey began in the Upper East Region, where she attended her middle school. She continued her education at Bolgatanga Girls Senior High School, popularly known as BOGISS.
Driven by her commitment to healthcare and helping others, Lomah proceeded to Nursing Training College in WA, where she successfully completed her studies and became a certified nurse.
Queen Lomah’s journey as Miss Upper East Ghana has been marked by her active involvement in community projects. After winning the crown, she launched a road safety awareness campaign in partnership with the Ghana Road Safety Authority and the National Traffic and Transport Department (NTTD).
Her efforts included educating pedestrians and marketplace operators on safety practices, distributing helmets to those in need, and providing educational materials to local schools.
As she prepares for the Face of Northern Ghana 2024 competition, Lomah has initiated a project focused on educating young girls about the dangers of child marriage and promoting skills acquisition.
Over the next few weeks, she will tour 15 schools across the Upper East Region, engaging with students and empowering them with knowledge and vocational skills. Her mission is not just about winning titles; it is about creating lasting change in her community and beyond.
Queen Lomah credits her success to the unwavering support from her community, family, and friends.
Her journey is a testament to her dedication to youth empowerment and social change, and she is determined to represent the Upper East Region with pride and integrity on the bigger stage of the Face of Northern Ghana pageant.
