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Checkout The Car The Winner Of Most Beautiful Model In Imo Got As Star Prize

It went down in Owerri the Imo State capital over weekend as five renowned Imo designers battle hard in clothing 15 beautiful contestants who struggle to win the endowed tittle Most Beautiful Model In Nigeria - 'MBMI 2016'
The event held at Lobic Meridian hotel witnessed an unprecedented massive turnout of people to witness the crowning of the first ever Queen of all Imo Models.
Vivian Nnebedum who defeated the other fourteen contestants said to have been so outstanding during the camping period.
According to her, she lost the hope of winning the event during dinner outing; seeing how wonderful her most outstanding contender look.
But she said ' I gained my courage back when she and almost all of the remaining contestants could not answer the the top5 question correctly'
The organizers of the event, Dkcmodels Ent. and Ghoz Couture has announced that the winners of the pageant will be going to Dubai for a 3 weeks holiday.
Of cause, this is different from the prizes.
It may also interest you to know that the Winner ( QUEEN VIVIAN NNEBEDUM) drove home a brand new Nisan Maxima as a star Prize.
Most Beautiful model in Imo pageant also saw Queen Noradence Obiefuna as first runner up. Having won MBMI FASHION 2016. while Queen Judith Orisaekeziem, as 2nd runner up won MBMI DIASPORA.
The winners who has made a statement during the interviews about their pet projects said they will officially unveil their projects after their victory party.
Most Beautiful model in Imo has gained more relevance in the East as many National and state beauty Queens graced the event.
Having been so much talked about, the winners has gained media presents as they go from one press house to another for interviews. See photo here.. http://www.nairaland.com/3034664/vivian-nnnebedum-wins-car-she

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