Miss Green & White Nigeria scheduled for Sunday October 4th

2014 queen and Juliet

Miss Green & White Nigeria is gathering momentum to kick off the second edition. The   amiable Juliet Geoffrey-Porbeni, the brain-child of the beauty pageant, a former beauty queen and show business entrepreneur is getting set to hold another beauty pageant where 2015 beauty queen would be crowned.

Miss Green and White Nigeria which  is designed to promote peace and unity and stimulate awareness against violence and apathy towards the oneness of Nigeria particularly among the youths and at the same time celebrate young Nigerian women; presenting them as unique blend of beauty, elegance, intelligence and excellence has always been a success right from the maiden edition which  took place last year." In fact, it  recorded an 85% success in attendance and commercial turn over as well as corporate brand presence," said Juliet.

The second edition scheduled to hold in October, 4th,  2015 is projected to record double that success rate considering a multiplicity of elements that have be better refined to make this year's show better than last year's.

Auditions are scheduled to hold in six different states “from where we hope to screen 36 contestants who would represent 36 states of the federation. These 36 contestants would be admitted into a 'boot-camp' where they would further be exposed to the rigors of keeping up as  beauty queen and super model. They would also be trained in skilled and hand crafts. During the pageant the contestants would be judged using certain criteria which would include, intelligence, outspokenness, physical attributes, elegance and etiquette. These criteria would be employed by judges in timing down the 36 contestants in four different rounds culminating to the last five contestants from which the final three would emerge giving the second runner up, first runner up and the actual queen,” she enthused.

Juliet stressed  that “this event is open to corporate organizations, well meaning individuals, philanthropic organizations, NGOs and members of the public for their financial support by way of sponsorship and corporate/product endorsement. We are encouraged to look beyond the entertainment such event offers but narrow our focus to the occupation it would provide for these privileged few that would be opportune to be  part of this event, which is geared to exposing them to skill acquisition, personal and career development as well as building self confidence in them. This would also serve as an avenue to actualize several dreams for a number of 'model-wanna-be' and the discovery of some raw and natural yet untapped talents,” she said, finally.