PHOTOS: Miss Faith Ochima emerges Most Beautiful Girl In Benue 2015

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In what was a colourful well attended event last night as Miss Faith Ochima beat 11 other contestants to emerge the Most Beautiful Girl In Benue 2015.
Strong crowd favourite, Miss Shedrack Angel put no foot wrong and was on course to run home with the
crown until the question session. She failed to answer satisfactorily when asked to provide the full names of the Governor of Benue State, Dr Samuel Ioraer Ortom, to the amazement of the crowd who kept chanted her name throughout the show. That left the contest between Miss Ameh Patra, Beauty Ochigbo and the eventual winner, Faith Ochima making the top three.
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The top three
After a little upheaval by some fans, Miss Faith Ochima was deservedly crowned the Most Beautiful Girl in Benue 2015. She takes over from Miss Jennifer Achado who by all standards, had a successful reign.
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Most Beautiful Girl Benue 2015, Queen Faith Ochima
In other prices, Miss Valentina Akaa won the most friendly contestant, Anita Nwoye the most photogenic, the most intelligent went to Faith Ochima, the most out spoken was Pauline Nath, while Angel Shedrack wore the best dinner gown. Also, the National Ochanya, Miss Nart Susan Hajiya was honoured with an award of excellence.
The event also featured star performances from some of Benue’s finest acts such as Rapizo, Mark Owi, Archi and a host of others, while hilarious comedian, MC Smart wowed the crowd in what was an all-round beautiful event.
The Most Beautiful Girl Benue (MBGB) is an annual beauty pageant organised by Dumas Events and Global Services Ltd. This year’s edition was put together in partnership with Lois Hotel, 360 designs, Zaron and Benue.com.ng.
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MBGB 2015

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