Ghana's Most Beautiful 2026 first runner-up Sessinam will co-host Season 15 of TV3's *Mentor* alongside presenter Godwin Namboh, less than three weeks after the pageant's grand finale in Accra.
TV3 Ghana announced the hosting pair on Instagram on Sunday, November 8, ahead of the 8:00 p.m. unveiling of *Mentor Season 15*, themed the *Limitless* edition. On the official promotional poster, the 26-year-old beauty queen is billed as Sessi Marie.
She shares the microphone with Namboh, a TV3 presenter and actor who previously worked with MX24 TV, as the long-running music talent show returns to Sunday evening television after crowning Kwaku Shai in Season 14 earlier this year.
For Volta Region supporters who spent October arguing that their representative deserved the crown, the booking landed like a victory lap. At the 20th-anniversary GMB grand finale at the National Theatre on Sunday, October 18, Sessinam finished second behind Bono Region's Nana Konadu.
She walked away from the National Theatre with GH¢100,000, a Most Eloquent award from earlier in the season, and public backing from 2023 GMB winner Selorm, who also represented the Volta Region.
Throughout the 2026 competition, her weekly presentations on Volta heritage—from regional tourism to ancestral Ewe customs—made her one of the most talked-about finalists on the timeline.
Reacting to the appointment on Facebook, Sessinam thanked Media General, APL, and the GMB organisers for the quick return to prime-time screens. "From the GMB stage to co-hosting Mentor Season 15 in less than a month, I can only say God has been gracious!" she wrote.
"This is more than a personal milestone; it is a beautiful testament to what belief, support, and opportunity can make possible," she added, inviting viewers to tune in on Sundays. "From a dream to a new chapter, the journey continues."
In her Facebook comments, fans who had defended her against early-season trolling celebrated the move from contestant to host. "Congratulations, you'll go far even without the crown," one supporter wrote, as Sessinam trades the pageant stage for live Sunday television.
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