Ghanaian model, philanthropist, and advocate, Prisca Abah, is making waves in the fashion industry with her recent selection as one of the models for the Big8 Girls Project.
This project, spearheaded by Clinton Samuel, aims to honor and celebrate influential African models, with Abah being recognized for her professionalism and relatability in a corporate-themed photoshoot.
The Big8 Girls Project showcased Abah in three episodes: the Bio Shoot highlighted her artistry, Afrodeity celebrated her confidence and African divine feminine, and Royalty presented her as a symbol of African cultural pride.
This initiative sets a high standard in the African fashion industry, crowning 8 models with the ‘TOP MODEL’ status as the leading female models in Ghana.
Clinton Samuel expressed his excitement about working with these talented women, stating that they will inspire more creativity and positive competition in the industry.
Abah, who began her modeling career in 2013, has since participated in major fashion events across Africa and received accolades for her work.
In addition to her modeling career, Abah has also delved into philanthropy through the Plains Foundation, an organization focused on empowering women and youth through education and skills training initiatives.
Her efforts in both fashion and philanthropy have earned her international recognition and collaborations with renowned designers.
