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Ada Mbano Cultural Pageant 2016 (Season3) "Queen of Substance Edition"
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A Million Reasons Why You Should Apply For AMCP (SEASON 3)

We invite you to apply for the ADA MBANO CULTURAL PAGEANT (SEASON3) this year.
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A Million Reasons Why You Should Apply For AMCP
You've been seeing the ads about "Who wears the crown of Ada Mbano 2016?" and you're thinking to yourself, I won't let myself, my friend much less my relatives  enter this cultural beauty pageant!"
Hold on, don't be so fast to draw conclusions. I'm here to tell you there are a ton of reasons why you should! A lot of people think that it's all about the big hair, beauty, walking around on stage, and being superficial! You have no idea what even participating in a competition like that holds for you. I’m going to give you few of those reasons why you should be a part of this experience.

1. Building Self-Confidence
The number one of a million reasons to enter a beauty pageant is to build self-confidence. Have you seen Nike Oshinowo-Soleye speak in public? She’s absolutely amazing. At some point she launched her fitness DVD “Fit, Forty and Fabulous” if that's not confidence then what is?

2. Lessons You Learn
There are so many things you learn not only about yourself, but also about communication skills, leadership, interviews, poise and more especially cultural exploit! Pageantry is a doorway for those who want to be on stage, give back, and of course learn more about themselves!

3. Friendships/Family
The girls you compete with or even after become your family, regardless of all the stereotyping about girl fights and fake personalities. You'll be pleased to learn that it isn't true. You'll always have one of those girls who eventually turn out to be family.

4. Opportunities
Pageantry opens a window of opportunities in the entertainment world and beyond. There are good chances you might turn out to be a professional model, actor, performing artiste, ambassador and even hold a political position. The list is endless! Even if you want to speak out about things you are passionate about for philanthropy points of views as well, you know everyone will hang on your every word because that’s part of what being a celebrity is all about, so choose your words right.

5. Community Involvement
Now, the best sides of pageantry are the organizations you get to work with or begin! It’s really all about giving back, paying it forward, and doing the right thing! It’s just like doing your Community Development (CDs) as a corps (NYSC) member the only difference is that you’re well known. Pageantry gives you the opportunity to network with numerous organizations and work with them, help them spread the awareness and much more. You just have to know that all you need to do is ask right and have a well thought out plan and they will come toppling at your brand. Now, you don't need a sash or crown to be involved with your community!

6. The Crown
Now, of course the crown and sash are materialistically the highlights of the competition. The title itself! But the truth is that you define the crown, the crown does not define you. Meaning, you make the crown, so do something good, amazing, and make a difference. Your reign is only a year, and in a year you can do whatever your heart pleases! And trust me when I say some people really just take that fame and party all year, I’m guessing you will want to be one of the few that will want her name to be remembered with a deeper meaning than just a beautiful face.


7. New You
Pageantry wouldn't do anything for you? Except you refuse to explore the different platforms it places right under your lashes. Because pageantry literally changes who you are with what you aspire to do, your vision, philosophy and everything you once were. It teaches you so much about yourself, and you learn so much about other key things in life from poise, grace, proper communication, building self-confidence, networking, and much more!
So, do you think you are a bright young woman that wants to be singled out for something distinctive? Do you really think you stand out among the most beautiful and brightest ladies from all over Nigeria that are confident enough to step out of their comfort zones? Let’s make this year a memorable one.

IT'S OFFICIAL! REGISTER NOW FOR ADA MBANO CULTURAL PAGEANT 2016/17 (SEASON 3)

Its Official,
REGISTER NOW FOR ADA MBANO CULTURAL PAGEANT (SEASON 3)
Are you Beautiful, Bold & Intelligent?
Do you love culture?
Do you leave within or outside Mbano?
Ready to give back to the Society?
Do you have the Iconic Qualities of a Queen?

Are you Ready the Takeover from Queen Chinwendu Nwankwo?

If "YES" is your answer, then you're qualified to REGISTER for 
ADA MBANO CULTURAL PAGEANT 2016 (SEASON 3)
Tagged: Queen of Substance. Open for Every Female!!!

HOW TO REGISTER
Pay the sum of 4000 into any First Bank with the details below;
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IT WAS REALLY HARD

MANIA MAGAZINE RELEASES  ANOTHER BRIEF INTERVIEW WITH 

HER EMINENCE QUEEN CHINWENDU JENNIFER NWANKWO (WINNER) 

ADA MBANO CULTURAL PAGEANT 2015/15. 

SHE HAPPILY NARRATED A BRIEF LIFE STORY - with her experience during the pageant.

"I Can't boast to be the best but i sincerely believe in myself"

 

Background

My names are Miss Jennifer Chinwendu Nwankwo. I am Ada Mbano Cultural Pageant 2015/16 (winner). I am from Imo State and an indigenous daughter of Mbano. I was born on September 5^th, 1996 but grew up in Onitsha, Anambra State. I had my primary education there. I am an aspiring student. Growing up was fun with my parents and siblings. I’m the first child out of 4 younger siblings. .

Ada Mbano Cultural pageant

I heard of it from a friend who introduced it and ask me to try it out. The contestants were all beautiful, talented and bold. It was really hard choosing who has to wear the crown the second time, everybody was up on their game and showing their best but i wasn't scared to be there.“I can’t boast to be the best but I sincerely believed in myself”, though I have gone for pageantries but never lucky ,maybe I was not confident then but I became bold and trust my instinct to get it right this time and God did favored me.

Influence

Growing up, I always saw myself as a queen. I looked up to ladies like Collette Nwadike (FACE OF UNIVERSE 2016) Genevieve Nnaji, Stephanie Okereke, Agbani Darego and Adaeze Cassandra Iwule (Ada Imo USA 2015). I have always watched them, the charisma, boldness and being strong women and knew I wanted to be like that someday. Then, it became a passion. I aspire to grow to be strong.

Family support

My mum has always been there for me, she understood what pageantry is all about and she fully supports me. My Dad has always supported my entertainment part always especially dancing. Though they saw the competitions as distractions from reading my books and preparing for tertiary and also thought I was too young to handle the fame that would come with it, but they really do supported me.

Life after the competition

It has been fabulous and glamorous. It has been wonderful and I am having the time of my life. At this point, I feel like being Ada Mbano forever.

Passion

I have a part of me that can still do what I do in real life on camera. Acting is a resemblance to a real life situation. We all act in our little ways. Working my way to Nollywood soon.

Fame

Fame has not taken away my freedom, though it has restricted it. As a queen and public figure, all eyes are on you, you have to be vigilant and careful in all your doings. But I do not think I am famous yet but with time.

  

Plans after the crown

I still have my office in Nelly Conxept Entertainment, even after the crown. I still want to be in the public eye and star in movies. I am seeing a revolution in Nollywood and I want to be part of it.

Relationship

That is my privacy and I still want it to be private.

Style

Style is the essence of life. I like to keep it simple. People tend to judge you with the way they see you and how you present yourself without knowing the inner you.

Advice to girls

Being a queen does not connote desperation. When you are desperate, so many things would go wrong. Persevere and work hard towards achieving what you want. Never let anyone discourage you from what you want to do and when that happens try to be your best and do it well. Above all be yourself and stand up for it. It’s your RIGHT.
                                                              THANKS FOR YOUR TIME

 
 

Miss Chinwendu Nwankwo Dazzles in her new stunning pics

HER EMINENCE QUEEN CHIWENDU JENNIFER NWANKWO, WINNER- ADA MBANO CULTURAL PAGEANT 2015/16 DAZZLES IN HER NEW STUNNING PICTURES

 

 

Ada Mbano Smile Train

We want our Cause to be Yours

Smile train is an international children’s charity

with a sustainable approach to a single, solvable problem: Sickness Cure, Cleft lip and palate.

Today, so many children in our dear country with untreated clefts and sicknesses live in isolation, but more importantly, have difficulty eating, breathing and speaking. Solving sickness in unfortunate children are simple, and the transformation of giving them hope again is immediate. Our sustainable model provides training, funding and resources to empower local doctors in our society to provide 100% free sickness cure and comprehensive cleft repair surgery in our own communities.

We use the “Teach a man to fish” model focusing on helping local doctors/hospitals to perform sickness cure in our communities. Those doctors then go on to train other doctors creating a long-term, sustainable system.

Patients see their smile for the first time, parents cry tears of joy, lives and communities are changed forever as a result of our efficiency and with the support of our donors and partners around the world.

Join us and change the world one smile at a time. 

 TO BECOME A PARTNER, SPONSOR AND DONOR

CONTACT: 08100771062, 08100613606

MY IDEAL MAN MUST BE MUSCULAR AND ABOVE ALLPROTECT ME #MELODY CLARA (FOM2015/16)

JUST AFTER A INTERVIEW WITH THE QUEEN HERSELF (ADAMBANO) 

FEW WEEKS LATER ANOTHER INTERVIEW CAME FOR THE "FIRST RUNNER UP" HRM QUEEN MELODY CLARA OZOEMENA THE FACE OF MBANO 2015/16. 

SHE WAS REALLY HAPPY TO SHARE A BRIEF LIFE STORY OF HERSELF  - with a relationship tips you must know

"My Ideal Man Must be Muscular and Protect me"

 

 

Background: my name is Oliver Ozoemena Melody. Am the Face of Mbano in Ada Mbano Cultural Pageant 2015/16. Am from Imo State, Ehime Mbano precisely. I was born on March 23^rd 1992. I grew up in Onitsha Anambra State. Am a Student of National Open University of Nigeria. Growing up with my parents and siblings was really amazing, am from the family of eight and am the second child.

Ada Mbano Cultural Pageant (AMCP): well I saw it online and I said wow I will love to be among the contestant. To show my people what been a beauty queen is all about. So I contacted them after, that is how I got in.

Influence: is my mum. My mother is exactly what I want to be in future. She is kind, compassionate, and a true epitome of a Christ like, my mother is a blessing to me.

 

Family support: it has always been my mum all long, though we don’t have much but she is always around give me every support I need to make it, though sometimes  my daddy will say one or the other to me but my mom will tell me, my daughter don’t worry God will see you through. My mum gave me money for this pageant.

Life after the competition: it has been awesome and splendid. It has been fantastic and am really having a nice time of my life, at this point I feel like been face of Mbano over and over and over again.

Passion: I have passion in acting and modeling, modeling has always been my goal, so when this pageant came I took it with two hands.

Fame: fame has not taken my freedom, but has restricted it. As a role model and public figure, all eyes are on you but I do not think am famous yet until I hit my goal.

Plans after the crown: I still have my office NyModel Management; even after the crown I still want to be in public eyes, because I want to show some ladies what a role model is all about.

Relationship: That is something I don’t like talking about, but my ideal man, must be muscular, very gentle, very handsome, God fearing, understand me, and love me no matter what and above all…. “Did I say protect me, lol” yes he should but as a woman he should also respect my feelings.

Style: I like been myself and I like to keep it simple, people tend to judge you with the way they see you.

 

HOW TO PREVENT LASSA FEVER (WAR AGAINST RATS)

 

 AVOID LASSA FEVER TODAY!!!

Let me Start by telling you a brief history of LASSA FEVER DISEASE

Lassa fever is endemic in Nigeria. It was first discovered in a town called Lassa in Borno state in 1969. It was from the name of the town that the disease got its name. Some of the symptoms of haemorrhagic fever are high fever, serious headache and bleeding from the pores of the body parts which are all characterised by high fatality.

Information from the Ministry of Health says: According to a release by the Ministry of Health recently, in the last 6 weeks, Nigeria has been experiencing Lassa fever (LF) outbreak which has so far affected more than 8 states. The states affected include Bauchi, Nasarawa, Niger, Taraba, Kano, Rivers, Edo and Oyo.

The total number of suspected cases so far reported is 76 with 35 deaths, and a Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of 46%. The Ministry of Health laboratories have confirmed 14 cases, indicative of a new episode of Lassa fever outbreak.

Information on the Lassa fever outbreak as of Wednesday, January 13 confirmed that a person died as a result of the disease in the National Hospital at Abuja.

Previous report was that Lassa fever claimed 41 lives from 93 reported cases in 10 states of the country. The number of the suspected cases also rose from 86 last week to 93 this week. In addition a person died last week in Edo state.

Here is latest information: Twelve states have so far been affected. The states affected include Bauchi, Nasarawa, Niger, Taraba, Kano, Rivers, Edo, Plateau, Gombe, Abuja, Lagos and Oyo. Imo state has also recorded reported cases making the states to become thirteen.

Information learnt Thursday, January 14 had it that a medical doctor died in Port Harcourt, the Rivers state capital as a result of Lassa fever.

How To Prevent Lassar Fever: People should ensure their food is properly covered, either cooked or uncooked. Liquid soap and antiseptics should be used to wash the hands. Also, other rules of regular hand-washing should be adhered to always. Rodenticides should be used to kill rats, while the bush around the home should be cleared regularly. The windows and doors of the house should be closed especially when it is night time.

Anybody who shows the given symptoms above should report to the hospital immediately in order to prevent people not infected from coming up with the disease.

In addition, medical personnels should wear protective gloves and mask when treating people who are infected with the disease. All efforts should be geared towards maintaining a general personal, home and environmental cleanliness.

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