Ace Nigerian beauty queen Tracy Solomon has continued to deliver humanitarian aids across states in North-eastern region of Nigeria. As part of her "Educational advancement in Northern Nigeria" campaign, the philanthropist recently donated more than one hundred desks and chairs to The Model Secondary School in Taraba state.

The beauty queen who was at the school during her fourth pet project where she donated a free borehole, stated that she was appalled at the condition of the students who couldn't afford reading bench and were forced to sit on the floor during classes.

"For a school that has been in existence since 1991, its really depressing to see some of the students even staffs forced to sit on the floor while taking classes", the beauty queen reacted while donating the branded chairs and desk to the school management.

Continuing, "Through my office as the Face of Nigeria and by appointment Miss Heritage Nigeria, i engage on this project to provide succor to the students and school with hope that others especially well meaning individuals across the State will be motivated to participate in advancing the educational standard in Taraba state generally".

In attendance for the Pet Project is commissioner of Women Affairs Taraba State, Directors of The Ministry of Education Taraba State,  Traditional Head of Jalingo and some other Taraba state Government officials.

Tracy Solomon is the new Miss Heritage Nigeria, appointed by Face of Nigeria Beauty Pageant organisation. She will be representing Nigeria at the 2023 Miss Heritage international world finales billed to hold November, in Thailand.

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Commendable project.. North needs this educational advancement

This is commendable and exactly what i expect some of the northern leaders and politicians to be doing.


Instead one man will steal as much as 2Billion to rig election..
On judgement day for heaven Nigerians go full front

An act of kindness during this period of supplication. May God bless her heart

Beautiful lady with an heart of God... No kind gesture goes unrewarded, indeed God will bless you

That is one thing with all these girls.. A politician will give you money to do project you ain't gonna give him credit. Abi where she supposed get all those kind money from.

This project will worth around 4m-5m wetn she dey do abi na yahoo girl

Kingman20221:
That is one thing with all these girls.. A politician will give you money to do project you ain't gonna give him credit. Abi where she supposed get all those kind money from.

This project will worth around 4m-5m wetn she dey do abi na yahoo girl

This is the sad society we live in

When a woman succeed there must be really someone, an alleged man supporting her.
What happens to women having their own money?

We are created equal and any woman can have money and doesn't need support from your so called political elite to carry out any project.

This is 2023,some of this talk shouldn't be common again

Future Governor of Taraba state. She's obviously setting the foundation

This is an uncommon act of kindness.
Pray our Lord Jesus bless her abundantly and grant her heart desires

Kingman20221:
That is one thing with all these girls.. A politician will give you money to do project you ain't gonna give him credit. Abi where she supposed get all those kind money from.

This project will worth around 4m-5m wetn she dey do abi na yahoo girl

How many of the people that benefits directly from politicians endup doing project like this.

If Nigeria will be good, we must learn to appreciate those making significant effort to make this easier and better for others.

Commend them not criticise

This queen has done more visible project than some so called leaders in the North.

Once Peter obi wins there will be a committee that will review budget for project and ensure everyone gets to deliver.

Nigeria can be better and its down to me and you doing what we can now