Weekly schedule of Sandra Anthony, Miss Curvy Nigeria 2015 and Cervical Cancer Crusader

'My beauty crown is not for fancy, I need to touch lives with it'

'My beauty crown is not just for fancy, I have to touch lives'

Monday

This first day of the week is the day I usually map out to write out things concerning my pet project which of course is awareness/fighting against cervical cancer. I sit down to think and whatever thing or idea that pops up I pencil it down. My intension is to  bring prevention of cervical cancer  to the doorstep of every woman.

'Every woman needs to be cervical cancer aware'

Tuesday

This second day of the week is when I go out to lecture or hold talks on cervical cancer. For instance, the other day I was invited to a conference where I lectured secondary school students about my pet project and the lecture was titled a Fight For Cervical Cancer. So, most of my Tuesdays, I’m either in one school or in one symposium or the other delivering lectures.

Wednesday

Same goes for Wednesdays. I love to empower women, so this third day of the week is tailored towards empowering women and talk to them on the way forward. Recently, I was at one empowerment program called Total Women Conference which was held at Apple Juction, Festac.

Thursday

I usually visit the Optimal Cancer Care Foundation at Bode Thomas Surulere, Lagos. I work with Dr Femi and there I also talk to women who came for cancer screening. A word of encouragement or advice goes a long way. This keeps me busy on Thursdays

Friday

I work less on this day because weakened is approaching. I’m home early to look into my wardrobe and sort out what to wear for my weekend events and red carpet of glamorous outings. You know as a beauty queen, you are not supposed to be seen shabbily dressed and that’s the fact.

Saturday

I clean up my house in the morning, do some cooking which I store in the freezer, that would last me a whole week. Then later in the afternoon, I visit beauty salon and spa for my hair and body massage. As well as fixing my nails and reapplying my nail polish. I need to be on point all the time. This is necessary. You know I’m a living example of a true beauty queen (giggles).

Sunday

I go to church in the morning to worship God almighty the giver of good things. That is where I draw my strength and inspiration for everything I do. Then, later in the afternoon, I go out to events if I’m invited.

'As a beauty queen elegance is the watch word'

'I can't be seen shabilly dressed'