In a recent interview with PUNCH, the former beauty queen talks about why she left the Miss Nigeria Beauty Pageant franchise and the project she's currently working. Read excerpts from the interview below;
You are not done with pageants…
Currently, I am working on a huge
project which is the Centenary Pageant. We want to find one lucky young
lady who will be a visual living symbol of Nigeria’s amalgamation. She
will be a representative of all things good and patriotic about Nigeria.
She will reign for a hundred years and for the rest of her life. This
pageant will take place every hundred years and it’s quite a phenomenon.
We want someone who is versed in our culture and embodies everything
Nigerian.
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Looking back at all you have achieved, which gives you the greatest joy?
The satisfaction of knowing that I have
made a difference really does. Let’s look at my last two projects, one
of which is the Miss Nigeria project. Here was a brand that was shoved
into the gutter. No one wanted to touch it but I picked it, cleaned it
up, got first line sponsors involved and put it back on the pedestal
that it belonged. I did that ahead of my contractual time which is three
years. I achieved this in two years. When I have achieved what I have, I
move on to the next project and let other people have a go.
If you did it so well and ahead of time, why was the franchise taken away from you?
I did not have to leave the pageant and
it was not taken away. We signed an agreement from the beginning and my
contract was three years. In three years, you can only do two pageants.
My agreement expired that January.
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