2023 Voice Factory: Ghanaian Cielo Bee Wins Season 5, Awarded GH¢20,000 And Paid Trip To Dubai

• Cielo Bee, an emerging female singer-songwriter and makeup artist, has been crowned winner of Voice Factory season 5
• She beat off stiff competition from 10 other contestants during the grand finale to win the grand prize
• Cielo Bee took home a GH¢20,000 cash prize and an all-expense paid trip to Dubai for winning the 2023 singing contest

Ghanaian budding singer-songwriter Cielo Bee, known in real life as Benedicta Mawutor Agbana, has been adjudged winner of Voice Factory season 5.

The University of Ghana alumna defeated a fierce contest from 10 other contestants to win the 2023 prize, which includes a GH¢20,000 cash prize and an all-expense paid trip to Dubai.

A woman of many talents

Cielo Bee, who doubles as a makeup artist, is a student of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (Level 1). She won the contest after 11 weeks of delivering impressive performances to win the hearts of judges and audiences, reports Citinewsroom.

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She did not disappoint at the Voice Factory season 5 grand finale, beating off competition from other talented opponents.

Voice Factory is an initiative by Citi TV with support from 97.3 Citi FM, both Ghana-based media houses under Omni Media Limited.

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Similarly, YEN.com.gh recalls reporting that after defeating his strong competitors, Godfred Akolbila, a Ghanaian athlete, won the 2023 Ghana's Strongest competition.

He triumphed after a series of incredible tasks, including the Truck Pull, Jumbo Deadlift, Superset Bench Press, Giant Tyre Flip, and Aboboyaa Deadlift.

According to 3news, Akolbila was among the participants from across the country who pushed themselves to the limit in the hotly contested battle.

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian television/radio show host Delay was honoured with the Excellence in Media award at the 2023 Ghana Women of the Year event.

The awards event is an initiative that unveils and celebrates indigenous Ghanaian and diaspora women who significantly impact society. The event was held at the Labadi Beach Hotel on Sunday, July 9.

Source: YEN.com.gh