Modelling Contests In Nigeria

• The models usually get modelling gigs after the contests.
•  It launches or skyrockets the model’s career.
• Whether the models win or not, they become better at modelling. Most modelling contests train the models on various aspects of the trade.
• They come in contact with major stakeholders in the fashion industry. Therefore, they have the opportunity to diversify their income.

• You must be a Nigerian.
• You must be between 18-26 years old.
• You must be single and not pregnant.
• You must have a certain body type, depending on the type of contest.
• You will be asked to purchase a form. The price is usually between five to ten thousand naira only.

• Popular contests are usually televised. They are attended by dignitaries within and outside Nigeria. The prize is usually more. They also provide the models with more opportunities after the contest. Examples are MBGN, Miss Nigeria, etc. 
• The unpopular contests are not televised. They are organized by a group of people who are usually not very wealthy. The prizes are low and they do not provide many opportunities for the participants after the contest. Examples are contests done in University, intra and inter-department, and faculty.

1. Miss Nigeria Beauty Pageant

2. Esther Beauty Pageant – The Christian Queen Nigeria

3. Miss Africa Calabar

4. Miss Petite Nigeria 

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My name is Agbagba Bukola. I write about the business and exciting world of fashion.

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