25 CONTESTANTS READY TO SLUG IT OUT AS MISS VIP NIGERIA HITS FINAL STAGE, GRAND FINALE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 28

3rd September, 2013 - 25 CONTESTANTS READY TO SLUG IT OUT AS MISS VIP NIGERIA HITS FINAL STAGE, GRAND FINALE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 28

So many hopes are currently raised high with media frenzy filling the skies. No pageantry is receiving much attention right now other than the prestigious ‘MISS VIP NIGERIA’ as it has reached its grand finale. 25 girls from different states are ready to slug it out for the Grand Prize of 1 Million Naira * in cash , a brand New KIA Rio, * A chance to represent Nigeria at the United Nations pageantry contest, *a 1 year Modelling contract, * an all-expense paid Trip to Ghana, * Strong campaign on Girl-child Education and Malaria sensitization.

The Participating states are Bayelsa state, Delta state, Rivers state, Edo state, Enugu , Akwa Ibom, Cross-River, Anambra, Ondo, Ekiti, Lagos, Ogun, Abia, Imo, Abuja, Benue, Kogi, Katsina, Kaduna, Niger, Kano, Sokoto, Plateau and Oyo state. They (contestants) are to jostle for 3 crowns – Miss VIP Nigeria, Miss VIP Tourism, Miss VIP Culture.

The finale is due to hold at Banquet Hall of the Bayelsa State Government House on the 28th of September.
Special Guests billed for the gracious occasion includes the incumbent Commissioner of Culture, Dr Felix Tuodolo; DG Bayelsa State Tourism Development Agency, Mrs Ebizi Brown; CEO ISIS Model and Organiser of Nigeria Next Super Model, Mrs Joan Okorodudu. SSA to the Bayelsa state Govt on talent development. Hon Mrs helen Bob. And beauty Celebrities.

This is the Second Edition of the only pageantry that focuses basically on inner beauty with no bikini raid. This event is supported by the Bayelsa State Government . Mall for Africa and Atlantic Choice Hotel. Media Partners include AIT, NDTV, Radio Bayelsa, Royal FM*.

According to the Organiser, Pereye Okorowanta of PFlamez Entertainment, - The 2013 edition will be choreographed in a unique and creative style and will be the 1st of its kind in Nigeria. He termed it ‘the contest of Champions’.

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