Mr. and Miss Nigeria are currently living the dream. Bioscience student Teedum Nke-Ee had previously competed at Mr. and Miss African Caribbean Society UK where he reached the top 5, and entered Mr. Nigeria UK to obtain a platform for his ongoing projects which include entertainment and youth in the diaspora. Teedum has vowed to assist school children in Boko Haram-afflicted regions in Nigeria upon his return to the country, and has been recognised as an African ambassador in the UK. Aspiring actress Hannah Agboola is currently using her position as Miss Nigeria UK to encourage the youth to use the arts as a tool to express themselves without limitations. The Business Management graduate saw the contest as an opportunity to showcase her dreams and talent, and intends to organise shows which will incorporate dance, music, and drama.
The organisers of Mr. and Miss Nigeria UK - a male-and-female pageant - are now accepting applications for the 2017 edition. Applicants must be residents of the United Kingdom between the ages of 18 and 28, and must be of Nigerian heritage with at least one Nigerian parent. Experience is preferred but not compulsory as contestants are groomed by a pageant coach. Talent is also vital. A payment of £30 can be made via the PayPal link on the Mr. and Miss Nigeria website.
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