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Who becomes the *Little Most Beautiful Model In Africa Online Contest 2021*

Registration for the Little Most Beautiful Model In Africa Online Contest is currently on.

*Entry is Free*

Little Most Beautiful Model In Africa
The contest is open for kids from 5 to 16 age

The winner get to win
1. N500,000 naira worth of prizes
2.Cover page of Green Look Magazine
3.Features on top National Newspapers and Media outlets across the country.
4.Will receives a special recognition award as the "Little Most Beautiful Model In Africa 2021"

Registration Steps

2.Send your full name , age country date of birth, two portrait images on a native attire,
your Parents/Guardians WhatsApps Number to
WhatsApp +2349029388555

Registration closes july 20th
Only shortlisted entries that followed the registration steps accurately will be contacted.

Successful entries will be published on the site for the next phase of the contest.
People choice vote will kick start on 24th july 2021

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“At 14, I boarded the train from my village & left for Mumbai to pursue my dreams,all by myself. I didn’t know where it would lead me, but I knew I was meant to achieve great things.
When I walked out of the station, Pizza Hut was the first place I saw–I somehow got myself a part-time job there & temporary accommodation.
2 days later, when I called Papa, he started crying. But I reassured him, ‘This is where I belong.’ So the next day, both my parents came to Mumbai.
Papa said, ‘We’ll support you’; he drove an auto to make a living. Still, they put me in a good school. Alongside, I also worked part-time–I earned Rs.15,000 a month.
I was 15 when I watched the Miss India Pageant for the first time–I thought, ‘I’m going to win that crown someday & make Papa proud.’ But coming from a patriarchal family, I was told that women are lesser than men. Tauji would say, ‘Ladkiyon ko padhai karke bhi shaadi hi karni padti hai.’ So during my graduation, I auditioned for over 10 pageants, but they’d say, ‘Shakal achi nahi hai’ or ‘You don’t even know English!’
Things weren’t easy at home either–Papa had mortgaged our jewellery to pay my fees. So if I’d need money to buy clothes, I’d mop the floor at the pizza place. There, I observed how people carried themselves & in college, I’d observe how my friends spoke English.
So last December, I tried again. Because of the pandemic, I gave all my interviews online from my 10*10 slum. Once, when I spoke about my father being an auto driver, people said, ‘You’re just trying to get attention,’ but I was proud of my roots.
And 2 months later, I was declared the VLCC Femina Miss India 2020 - Runner Up! Papa hugged me & said, ‘Manya Omprakash Singh has made it!’ It’s been a week & I still can’t believe it!
Now, I finally have the chance to give my parents everything; I’m going to start by buying them a home. They’ve supported me relentlessly. Papa believed in a 14-year-old’s frivolous dream of making it big in the city. He believed in me…& that’s why,today,a rickshaw driver’s daughter is standing with a crown on her head."