fSociety:



Really?

Winners72:
Stop telling me anything about Nigeria.

nuoladee:
Yorubas are too beautiful. God took his time with us no doubt.

stieyven:

DO NOT TAKE THE NAME OF THE LORD IN VAIN. Exodus 20 :7

oneda:
Educate yourself but first vomit that greenish concoction and red peppery dwarf causing brews you ingested so that your brain may at least be at factory mode (sorry if it is already permanently damaged BTW)

Although Mary Ngozi Bienoseh did not win the maiden edition of MBGN in 1986, she became the first Nigerian to be named African Continental Queen of Beauty, reaching the top ten at Miss World 1987.[22] Other MBGN delegates who have received this honour are Chinenye Ochuba[23] and Anita Uwagbale in 2002 and 2004 respectively.[24] 1988 winner, Law student Bianca Onoh was crowned Miss Intercontinental in 1989,[25] and Theatre graduate Sabina Umeh was the first Nigerian to win the Personality prize at Miss World 1990. Toyin Raji was the recipient in 1995, despite withdrawing from the pageant due to political protests.[26] Prior to this, Raji had been named Miss Congeniality at Miss Universe 1995.[27]

MBGN's biggest achievement was in 2001 when Computer Science and Mathematics student Agbani Darego became the first native Sub-Saharan to clinch the Miss World title,[28] and the first Nigerian in the top ten at Miss Universe.[29]

At least three MBGN winners have previously competed at Miss Nigeria: Omasan Buwa (1987),[30] Sylvia Nduka (2010),[31] and Isabella Ayuk (2004)[32] Miss Nigeria 2002, Sylvia Edem, was in the top five at MBGN 1998,[33] as was Miss Nigeria 1993 Pharmacy graduate Janet Fateye who had competed in MBGN 1992 as Kemi Fateye.[unreliable source?]

Many MBGN winners have pursued careers in entertainment, including Sabina Umeh,[34] Regina Askia,[35] Emma Komlosy (who reigned for the longest period in MBGN history from 1996–1998, and to date remains MBGN's only mixed-race winner),[36] Celia Bissong,[37] and Munachi Nwankwo.[38] Lynda Chuba-Ikpeazu and Omasan Buwa have moved into politics,[39] and Nike Oshinowo has worked in pageantry.[40]
[url]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_Beautiful_Girl_in_Nigeria[/url]

macmiral:
So how much izit worth?

oneda:


Educate yourself but first vomit that greenish concoction and red peppery dwarf causing brews you ingested so that your brain may at least be at factory mode (sorry if it is already permanently damaged BTW)

Although Mary Ngozi Bienoseh did not win the maiden edition of MBGN in 1986, she became the first Nigerian to be named African Continental Queen of Beauty, reaching the top ten at Miss World 1987.[22] Other MBGN delegates who have received this honour are Chinenye Ochuba[23] and Anita Uwagbale in 2002 and 2004 respectively.[24] 1988 winner, Law student Bianca Onoh was crowned Miss Intercontinental in 1989,[25] and Theatre graduate Sabina Umeh was the first Nigerian to win the Personality prize at Miss World 1990. Toyin Raji was the recipient in 1995, despite withdrawing from the pageant due to political protests.[26] Prior to this, Raji had been named Miss Congeniality at Miss Universe 1995.[27]

MBGN's biggest achievement was in 2001 when Computer Science and Mathematics student Agbani Darego became the first native Sub-Saharan to clinch the Miss World title,[28] and the first Nigerian in the top ten at Miss Universe.[29]

At least three MBGN winners have previously competed at Miss Nigeria: Omasan Buwa (1987),[30] Sylvia Nduka (2010),[31] and Isabella Ayuk (2004)[32] Miss Nigeria 2002, Sylvia Edem, was in the top five at MBGN 1998,[33] as was Miss Nigeria 1993 Pharmacy graduate Janet Fateye who had competed in MBGN 1992 as Kemi Fateye.[unreliable source?]

Many MBGN winners have pursued careers in entertainment, including Sabina Umeh,[34] Regina Askia,[35] Emma Komlosy (who reigned for the longest period in MBGN history from 1996–1998, and to date remains MBGN's only mixed-race winner),[36] Celia Bissong,[37] and Munachi Nwankwo.[38] Lynda Chuba-Ikpeazu and Omasan Buwa have moved into politics,[39] and Nike Oshinowo has worked in pageantry.[40]
[url]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_Beautiful_Girl_in_Nigeria[/url]

BrutusOj:
The white people must have used the antiquity to produce a power device and sold to Africans St high cost

oneda:
Yes so

Igbos are naturally beautiful (no wonder they have so many beauty queens including a miss world )

Yoruba beauty needed an igbo man who have good eyes to spot one in a million (he painted her because he was surprised to find a beauty in those region wey tear tear face is seen as model beauty )

Yoruba needs igbo to show and even paint out what is beauty to them, no wonder they no wan take ear hear Biafra

Disclaimer : all you read above is not my handwriting o

nuoladee:
Yorubas are too beautiful. God took his time with us no doubt.

nuoladee:
Yorubas are too beautiful. God took his time with us no doubt.

fSociety:


Really?

oneda:



Igbo girls can really go lengths no wonder agbani Darego went lengths to win Miss World while those unknown names you mentioned were forming Virginia sorry Agbani Darego is from Abonnema in Akuku Toru LGA of Rivers State she is a Kalahari and nor igbo stop attache by force this is the problem I have with you ignoring.

oneda:



Igbo girls can really go lengths no wonder agbani Darego went lengths to win Miss World while those unknown names you mentioned were forming Virginia sorry Agbani Darego is from Abonnema in Akuku Toru LGA of Rivers State she is a Kalabari and nor igbo stop attache by force this is the problem I have with you ignoring.

trustyshoess:
Why are you on nairaland then?