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Unveiling MISS NAIJA 2023 Beauty Pageant In Jos Plateau: N2 Million Prize and More

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Preparations are underway for the much-anticipated 2023 edition of the MISS NAIJA Beauty and Style Pageant, an event that promises to shine a spotlight on the Nigerian woman as a beacon of hope for African women and the global community. With the theme “Breaking The Glass Ceiling – Peaceful Entrepreneurship,” this edition aims to inspire, empower, and advocate for gender equality and women’s rights.

The pinnacle of the competition is the coveted title of the 2023 MISS NAIJA BEAUTY PAGEANT, who will not only earn the distinction of the crown but also walk away with a substantial prize package. A N2,000,000 cash prize awaits the winner’s brilliant business idea, further bolstered by a one-year employment opportunity with DanHausawa Media Nigeria, complete with a car and personal driver. Additionally, an array offrt fabulous prizes and endorsements from esteemed partners will further elevate the victor’s stature.

According to the organizers of MISS NAIJA, the pageant stands as a testament to the progress and resilience of Nigerian women. Over the years, these women have tirelessly fought for their basic human rights and citizenship in Nigeria. While recognizing the milestones achieved, the event underscores the ongoing efforts required to secure equality and rights for women.

Mr. Samila Adoyi Ogwuche, known as DanHausawa, the driving force behind the event, emphasized the central aim of MISS NAIJA: providing a nurturing platform for young women to flourish, devoid of fear and prejudice. In his words, “We aim to create an environment where young women can showcase their talents, intellect, and leadership qualities, all while shattering barriers and embracing their unique identities.”

 

Beyond the glitz and glamour, the MISS NAIJA pageant has a profound purpose – to cultivate a queen who transcends the realms of fashion and entertainment. Amb Melvin Ijeh, the LOC Chairman and a Peace Advocate, articulated the pageant’s focus on nurturing a beauty queen capable of addressing peace and development issues. The platform commits to equipping participating young women with the tools to influence positive change, including the deradicalization of youth in troubled communities.

Amb Melvin Ijeh underlined the importance of fostering projects that spur development and advocate for peace, particularly in Plateau State and other parts of Northern Nigeria.

The MISS NAIJA Beauty Pageant is scheduled for October 1, 2023, in Jos Plateau State. Coinciding with Nigeria’s Independence Day celebrations, this grand event in the capital city of Jos will unite Nigerians from diverse backgrounds. It not only commemorates Nigeria’s survival as a nation but also pays homage to the remarkable journey and indomitable spirit of the Nigerian girl child.

Aspiring contestants are invited to participate by obtaining free entry forms and satisfying the stipulated criteria. Additionally, contestants are required to maintain a dedicated Naija Super Girl (NSG) account, serving as a platform for their individual projects

For inquiries and further information, please reach out through the following contact details:

Phone: 07019426343

Email: Info@missnaija.com

Social Media: Instagram – @MissNaija | TikTok – @MissNaija | Facebook – @missnaija

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Abia: ‘Where will I get N150 million for billboards’ – AAC guber candidate fumes [VIDEO]

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The governorship candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, in Abia State,  Doris Ogala, has lambasted the imposition of N150m charges on guber candidates for the placement of campaign billboards in the state.

In a video sighted on X, Ogala said she does not have a godfather who ‘has stolen government funds’ to pay such an amount of money for billboard display.

DAILY POST recalls that the Abia State Structure for Signage and Advertising Agency, ABSSAA, placed N200 million and N150 million fees on all 2027 presidential candidates and governorship candidates who wish to display their political campaign structures in the State advertisement space.

Reacting, Ogala said, “People are dying in the hospital. Workers are dying. Their salaries have not been paid, and you are imposing 150 million naira for a candidate. Where will I get the money from?

“Do I have a godfather who has stolen government funds? I should pay 150 million naira. I dare anybody to touch my billboard. All of us will campaign without a billboard in this state.”

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‘Every valid vote will count in 2027 elections’ – INEC

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has assured Nigerians that every valid vote will count in the 2027 general elections, promising to conduct a credible process that reflects the will of the people.

The assurance was given on Thursday by the Head of Voter Education and Publicity at INEC Kwara State, Dr Adejumo Peter, during a seminar organised by the Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) in Ilorin.

Speaking at the event, Dr Peter said the electoral body would strictly follow its rules and procedures to ensure that the elections are free, fair and based on the principle of one person, one vote.

“INEC in Kwara will follow the rules and procedures as laid down by our commission. We will ensure that the elections are done on a one-man, one-vote basis. At the end of the exercise, the outcome of the elections will reflect the will of the people,” he said.

He also dismissed the belief that collecting or hoarding Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) could influence election results, saying technological improvements had made such tactics ineffective.

“INEC has done a lot so that people cannot use another person’s PVC to vote in an election. That is why politicians have resorted to vote-buying. Many of them are still living in the past because stockpiling PVCs cannot guarantee electoral victory,” he said.

The INEC official urged political parties and candidates to focus on issue-based campaigns instead of violence.

He advised them to present their programmes to voters and allow the electorate to make informed choices.

“Political parties and their candidates should obey the rules, focus on selling their manifestoes to voters and avoid any form of violence before, during and after the elections. Elections should be conducted peacefully, and everyone should respect the outcome,” he said.

Also speaking at the seminar, the Head of INEC’s Legal Unit in Kwara State, Atata Abdulfatai, described the amended Electoral Act 2026 as a major step towards strengthening Nigeria’s democratic process ahead of the 2027 elections.

According to him, the new law introduces reforms aimed at improving transparency, promoting internal democracy within political parties, and expanding the use of technology in elections.

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