A legal battle has erupted in the world of Ghanaian pageantry. Chiaky Otuteye, the crowned winner of Miss Intercontinental Ghana 2025, has taken the organisers to court. This follows the sudden revocation of her title.
Crowned and Dethroned
Chiaky, a medical doctor, won the crown in November last year. However, her victory was short-lived. She alleges that shortly after her win, she was bullied online. Critics claimed she did not meet certain beauty standards. Instead of supporting her, she says the organisers turned against her.
The Legal Brawl
The organisers, Cloudz Entertainment, reportedly asked for her sash and crown back during an emergency meeting. They cited “unforeseen circumstances” for the change. Chiaky believes this was a reaction to the social media backlash. She is now suing for unfair treatment and emotional distress.
At the heart of the dispute is a debate over beauty. Chiaky argues that she met all physical requirements. She believes the organisers found her “looks” unsatisfactory after the online trolling began. The title has since been given to another contestant.
Silence from Organisers
The case was scheduled for court this week. So far, the organisers have remained quiet. They stated that they cannot comment while legal proceedings are active. This case has sparked a wider conversation about cyberbullying and the protection of pageant queens in Ghana.
A legal battle has erupted in the world of Ghanaian pageantry. Chiaky Otuteye, the crowned winner of Miss Intercontinental Ghana 2025, has taken the organisers to court. This follows the sudden revocation of her title.