The Federal Government urged all Nigerians at home and abroad to vote for Tamunosoye Karibi George at the Miss World pageant.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has called on all citizens at home and across the world to come together and vote for the national beauty queen, Tamunosoye Karibi George.
The beauty queen, who is popularly known by her friends and fans as Soye, is currently representing Nigeria at the 73rd Miss World competition taking place in Vietnam.
Government leaders and cultural officials made a public call on Friday, September 4, 2026, asking every Nigerian to use their phones and computers to vote online so she can bring the famous global crown back home to Nigeria.
The main reason why government leaders are rallying public support for Queen Soye is to promote Nigeria’s rich culture, show the intelligence of young Nigerian women, and win international honor for the country.
Government representatives explained that the Miss World pageant is no longer just about physical beauty, but about leadership, charity work, and helping poor communities.
By standing behind her with millions of online votes, Nigerians can help her qualify for the final stages of the global competition and showcase the positive spirit of the nation to the entire world.
The Ministry of Women Affairs confirmed that the government has provided full official support for her trip, personal welfare, and stage preparations.
Officials explained that when one young woman shines on the global stage, she opens doors of hope and inspiration for millions of young Nigerian girls who dream of doing big things in life.
Praising the young beauty queen as a great ambassador who carries the hopes of the entire nation, government leaders called on everyone to vote actively.
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Sending her forth with full national backing, government representatives declared that “when this young woman walks onto that stage, she does not walk alone. She goes as a cultural Ambassador. She carries the story of a nation and the aspirations of millions of Nigerian girls who will look at her and say, ‘That could one day be me'”.
Expressing deep appreciation to the government, her family, and all her supporters across the country, Queen Tamunosoye Karibi George thanked everyone for believing in her dream.
Speaking on behalf of her campaign team, Team Leader Prince Iwefa Aganaba urged citizens to keep praying and voting, stressing that “she is not travelling for a vacation. She is going to bring home the Blue Crown. Together, let us continue to stand behind her”. Public voting portals remain open as the final main event approaches in Vietnam.
Jennifer Baba is a journalist, international news correspondent, and writer at Moderncrux, where she covers artificial intelligence, fintech, emerging technologies, global politics, and international affairs. Based in Nigeria, she is passionate about transforming complex global developments into clear, engaging stories that inform and inspire readers.
