Queen Christina Edem Uyai’s Project Hope was a huge success

Miss 2018 Face of Fashion Africa, Queen Christina Edem Uyai  impacts on lives

The Biblical Queen Esther and Queen Christina Uyai Bassey Edem, the Miss 2018 Face Of Fashion Africa are two of a kind, no doubt! Guess why? The twosomes are indeed beauty queens with a difference. They are both blessed with beautiful hearts.

 Another striking similarity is that they can surely go extra miles just to restore hope and put smiles on the faces of people. When the biblical Queen Esther fasted for three days for God’s presence on her mission to deliver her people, Queen Christina Edem also did a three-day-visitation to orphanages to rekindle hope and love.  Did you say awesome? That was indeed awesome. What striking similarities between the two queens you may say.

When she was done with her three-day-activities where she gave out gift items of all sorts, she was satisfied and thanked God for being with her and her team. “I thank God it all ended in praise. The team of Project Hope Initiative led by my humble self who of course is the founder, in collaboration with great people from all walks of life including the amiable Queen Fatima Danjuma Isa (Face of Fashion Africa, Tourism, 2018) who supported in different ways to visit different orphanages in Abuja, I’m glad to say that we jointly rekindled hope on the faces of orphans by visiting them and donating some items to them,” she enthused.

It didn’t just end there. Queen Uyai’s Project Hope also did a mini skill acquisition workshop on painting and Ankara craft. “The kids were so excited to learn something new and thanked me (the queen ) and my team immensely  for the great affection they received from us. Reason is that the Project Hope is not only about giving, it is also about impacting into people’s lives,” she said.

The queen excitedly thanked all who supported her, including those who went with her to those places and promised that the next one would be better and  would be extended to other states in the country. “I promise that the next edition will be greater. I believe that the Project Hope would spread across other states,” she said, on a final note.

By ADAEZE AMOS.