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QUEEN JOY OYAKILOMEN EMERGES MISS AFRICA NEXT TOP MODEL 2019



Joy Oyakilomen emerged the winner of Miss Africa Next Top Model after a heated contest with great queens from different countries.





The competition was hosted at  LEBANON , and she emerged the winner after actively contesting and also represented Nigeria on stage at the BEIRUT.


In an exclusive interview with media teams as she arrives Nigeria, she stated that she is happy and ready to partner with brands , and organisations who are ready to promote the welfare of youths in the country, as she is set to kick start her own projects as well as a business in Nigeria.




QUEEN JOY OYAKHILOMEN hails from Owan West in EDO STATE  and was once Miss Influence Nigeria 2016 and also Queen models on the Island 2017 before being selected  to represent Nigeria in the Miss World Next Top Model which she emerges as Miss Africa World Next Top Model.

Her drive is to impact the society through entrepreneurship and also promote Self employment in the nation at large.

The queen also stated that her media tour, will begin shortly with top TV stations, Radio stations and top blogs in Nigeria.



In her words, "my passion for youths and Modelling has gone a long away and has aided  my achievements in life.
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  1. Unknown16 September 2019 at 08:40

    Am so proud of you girl ...more to achieve

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  2. Sallyzizi16 September 2019 at 08:51

    She is great personally, more wins love!

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  3. Christabel16 September 2019 at 09:06

    I always knew you were going to go places.... All the best dear

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  4. Unknown16 September 2019 at 09:29

    Nice 1 dear,greater height...

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  5. Kofi Donald16 September 2019 at 09:51

    Such a blessing...
    Your passion and drive surely paid off. Soar higher dear.

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  6. mary omobhude16 September 2019 at 10:06

    You are a great light the world needs to see, this is just the beginning .

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  7. Unknown16 September 2019 at 12:04

    She’s better than any other person to become the next Miss Africa

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  8. Anonymous16 September 2019 at 12:05

    This is just the beginning more to come in Jesus name
    Love you forever darling ❤️❤️

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