PHOTOS: Meet Nigeria's Next Super Model 2015 winners

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Nigeria's Next Super Model 2015 will go down in history as one of the best events in the continent of Africa this year. It was a night to remember as Victoria Daropale beat other hopefuls to emerge as the 9th winner of the contest.

The Ballroom of the Lagos Oriental hotel where the event was held was filled as dignitaries from all works of life attended to have a glimpse of who will win the contest. For the first time, the contest also produced a male winner, the tall, lanky 17 year old Benjamin Onaji who was the crowd and judges delight. The two winners will be representing Nigeria in the New Faces Contest organised by Model Management in Barcelona come February 2016.


Joan Okorodudu the originator of the longest running model contest in Africa expressed total satisfaction on the choice of the Judges despite the fact that it was a close call between the first runners up Ijeoma Chinedu and the eventual winner Victoria Daropale. The Italian consular general who on the front row seat totally agreed with the judges.

The contest handed over the 9th car of the 9th season to Victoria. The car was again donated by studio 24 Nigeria's and West Africa''s biggest photography company. The MD CEO Mr Ifeanyi Oputa has presented his 4th car of the contest.

The male counterpart won 2,000 dollars worth of sponsorship to Barcelona.

Vector and Korede Bello entertained the crowd as Efe the comedian kept the crowd laughing .We leave you with images of the New girl in Weizdhurm Franklyn designs.Photo Lolu by Studio 24 Make up JM Brushes for studio 24, Make Up styling and hair by Jerry Jide Obi.

Nigeria's leading make up brand Zaron was official sponsor to the event. We wish her all the best and hope to see her in Europe and rest of the world. 

Source:LIB

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