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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Tranquility2345: 7:08pm On Jan 25
youngrichnigga:
The hard life of farming has really taken a toll on her hand; she's still a very beautiful woman after 60 years. Her state government should at least recognize her for putting the state on the national limelight of pageantry shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked

You want her to look fresh like a child at over 80 years? Wetin you mean by hard life of farming? That woman is aging very well…

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by porthouse7(f): 7:09pm On Jan 25
Pack of indomie in 1963? I don't want to say Mama is lying sha

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Tranquility2345: 7:11pm On Jan 25
immortalcrown:
Aren't there children who look after their aged parents? Answer or be the stupid one.

You are either a child or a very dull adult. Can’t waste my time arguing with you.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by McLizbae: 7:12pm On Jan 25
Grandma is still beautiful! Thank God for long life and the seemingly visible good health!
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by YourGFsnatcher: 7:13pm On Jan 25
Foodqueen:
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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by RepoMan007: 7:18pm On Jan 25
After you crown once a king doesn't marry you pls join the rest of us and starts working to meet needs. Beauty is not part of GDP or a survival booster.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Mrniceguy001: 7:22pm On Jan 25
In this life 🧬🙏🏾 Pray to God and fight for your life because poverty isn't funny.....do everything you can but don't go illegal.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by LordIsaac(m): 7:29pm On Jan 25
advanceDNA:
She said the government Abandoned her..?? Lol.....make i nor talk wetin dey my mind
I couldn’t help but laugh. You know women and entitlement mentality!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by LowKeyManny: 7:34pm On Jan 25
owukpa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTeoBp2KFZQ
Miss Alache, Miss Nigeria 1963, has lamented that her state, Benue, failed to celebrate her despite making her proud.

Alache broke the jinx as the first woman from the then Benue-Plateau to win the highly coveted crown.

Against the backdrop of fame, Mama Alice’s life took an unexpected turn, leading her to the tranquil hamlet of Otukpo Icho in Otukpo Local Government Area of Benue State.

Sixty years after her historic victory, she graciously shares her poignant story exclusively with Idoma Television.

We are aware that you were crowned Miss Nigeria in 1963. You are from this town (Otukpo). Today, our team from Idoma Voice thought it wise to come pay you a visit and have a chat with you. Could you please tell us more about yourself?


Thank you so much. I really appreciate your team for coming all the way to visit me. Thank you very much.

I was crowned Miss Kano before becoming Miss Nigeria in the same year – 1963.

After my victory in Kano, I was taken to Lagos for the Miss Nigeria contest. Then, it was Daily Times (Newspaper) that was sponsoring the beauty contest.


During the contest, it was Benue-Plateau. It was a friend of mine that encouraged me to join the contest.

An Igbo lady called Chinyere. When they arranged the contest in Kano, she met me and said we should join the contest.

I told her I was not interested because, in my place, the moment you begin to showcase yourself, people will be saying negative things about you.


Above all, my father was hot-tempered, so I was scared, but she insisted.
I told her what would happen if we didn’t win; she pointedly said if I didn’t win, she would win. So I reluctantly joined the Miss Kano beauty contest, and I won.

Those of us that put in for the competition in Lagos were from 19 states. I am not the first Miss Nigeria; the first Miss Nigeria was Theresa Ogunbiyi from the southwest.

It was 7up Company that the competition took place, and I emerged victorious.

But unfortunately for my friend (Chinyere), she didn’t win.

So, after my victory, the Woman Editor of Daily Times, who was in charge, Theresa Ogunbiyi, took us to London. We were on a tour of London for about two weeks before we returned home.


After my trip to London, I returned to Kano to continue with my business until my mum died.


This place I am occupying is not my father’s house. My family house is somewhere down the hills.

After my mother died, as the most senior daughter, I came here to do the necessary rites. This is my mother’s house.

And I have been staying here ever since.

You said it was your friend that encouraged you to join the beauty contest; did you buy any registration forms then?

Not at all, during our time, it was not about money or education. All they wanted was charisma and beauty.

What inspired you to go into the contest?

It was because my friend encouraged that we should go that either of us must win. The contest then, how was it like? Like? What did you people do then?

Nothing special; after my emergence as Miss Kano, we were taken to Lagos and we were camped in a hotel – 19 of us from various states. It wasn’t all about money or connections.

It was based on merit. We spent about three weeks before the day of the competition.

Apart from the London trip, what were the other benefits?
[/b]Various companies gave us many things. Items like a sewing machine, cartons of noodles, and several other things.

After winning the competition, did you put it for other contests like Miss World?

Not at all. I didn’t go anywhere after that. Why?

Because they take anybody to Miss World; even those that won before me didn’t go for Miss World.

[b]You said it was after your mother’s death that you relocated to this village.

Yes, so that the house won’t be empty.

So, from 1963 after your victory till now, do you have any regrets?

Not really.

The only regret is that I had thought that after my victory, my state government would have remembered me, but they abandoned me. That is my only regret.

But I thank God that I am still alive. I am sure you were not even born when I won the crown.

So, you were born after that, and you have now known me. So, I have no regrets apart from the fact that my own state has forgotten me.

Do you have any advice for young ladies going into beauty contests?

Yes, I have things to tell them, but none of them come to me.

I think in Benue as a whole, it was Ene Lawani who became the second person from Benue to win Miss Nigeria.

But despite that, I still thank God for sparing my life and you people have remembered to come celebrate me. I am grateful.

God bless our heroes past.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by immortalcrown(m): 7:40pm On Jan 25
Tranquility2345:
You are either a child or a very dull adult. Can’t waste my time arguing with you.
Why do you try to dodge my question? Answer the question if you are older or wiser than I.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by CutSoap(m): 7:40pm On Jan 25
Dpaulie:
village people draw her back home

I don't think so
Her mindset drew her to the village

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by henryadex(m): 7:44pm On Jan 25
The village is even not your last destination you'll end up in the grave one day the better you should get closer to Jesus now

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by femi4: 7:46pm On Jan 25
advanceDNA:
She said the government Abandoned her..?? Lol.....make i nor talk wetin dey my mind
She no get family ni
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Trizyd(m): 7:52pm On Jan 25
Aged beauty, see how fine it is still.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Truthshotcrazy: 8:05pm On Jan 25
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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by verifiablefacts: 8:15pm On Jan 25
dawnomike:
She's still beautiful at old age.

Look at the style of the head tie.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by sharone21(f): 8:21pm On Jan 25
Eriokanmi:
While mama oyelude, the first Miss Nigeria took advantage of this great opportunity and went to England to study Nursing, this woman returned to the village...deep!

This brings to mind the book of Ecclesiastes 9:11.

And I returned and saw under the sun, that the race isn't to the swift, neither the battle to the strong, nor yet bread to the wise, neither riches to men of understanding, nor favour to men of skills...but TIME and CHANCE happeneth to them all. Only the wise would understand that great bible verse.

U took this out of my heart.....Mama added money from the contest and went to London to study Nursing. One of my elderly friend then told me at that you don't really need visa and they went by ship and passport stamped on arrival.

Everyone will still die but at least one should make their life count.

Not only did village people pull her but she herself is village, even her friend has more faith than her. Sometimes Benue people just like farming, being unnecessarily around family and the likes.

Sometimes we need a bit of the opportunist mindset that Baba BAT has.... Also, some form of mental laziness.

Benue sef needs help, if she's looking at its government for help.

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Nonexisting1: 8:24pm On Jan 25
It's not today that Igbos started being selfless. The angle of chinyere in this story should inspire people here. She was rooting for this her Benue friend even when she was also in the contest. Thank you chinyere wherever you are now for showing who the Igbos really are. I'm toasting to your kind heart.

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by IVORY2009(m): 8:24pm On Jan 25
menonmans


Yahoo boys
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Stomoney(m): 8:44pm On Jan 25
Omo Toni Baba o la, iya Oni owo lowo, enu e lo kosi yen cool
ekelebeXstunner:
Why wasn’t she promoted all these years? She was still young in the 80s, she could’ve done something worthwhile then.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by sweetTai(m): 8:45pm On Jan 25
Mama is living her best life. Her surrounding is serene and beautiful.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by maasoap(m): 8:56pm On Jan 25
Patriotic9ja:
Cool but mama still failed to take responsibility even at old age. Still blaming the government for her own wrong decisions.

She didn't know better, she still doesn't
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by maasoap(m): 8:59pm On Jan 25
henryadex:
The village is even not your last destination you'll end up in the grave one day the better you should get closer to Jesus now

Dem religious brainwashed. Even Jesus ended up in grave, that's even after he ended up on a cross

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by 7upnigeria: 9:02pm On Jan 25
Dpaulie:
village people draw her back home

That's village love for you.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Patriotic9ja(m): 9:08pm On Jan 25
maasoap:

She didn't know better, she still doesn't

Yeah
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by casppyjay: 9:10pm On Jan 25
immortalcrown:
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Girls should learn from this. Sex and beauty do not bring a lifetime honour. Once they fade, their benefits go. How far with Olajumoke the Bread seller?
judge Judy wrote a book ..dumber is forever beauty fades

Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by arthurwillia(m): 9:28pm On Jan 25
Live your life and prepare for that day
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Tonytonex(m): 9:32pm On Jan 25
Chai! Time.
Nice work from the team That went to interview her. It makes her happy and still relevant. And she is still very current and knowledgeable. Kudos to her.
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Yirnggau(m): 9:34pm On Jan 25
What a touching story
Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Dahmayor(m): 9:41pm On Jan 25
Nah to find her daughter marry like this!! What a fine woman

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Re: Why I Ended Up In The Village – Miss Nigeria 1963, Alice Alache Adepe [VIDEO] by Forkthiefnubu: 10:42pm On Jan 25
Aliyu55:

pro X or pro 15

please be specific cheesy
Lol oh my God

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