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  • BAIP flags off 2018 projects

    The Beauty of Africa International Pageant (BAIP) has flagged off its campaign for 2018 with the theme, ‘Ambassador for tourism, peace and friendship’ at a recent press conference at their office on Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.

    In his speech, Kenneth Ighodalo, PR/Marketing Consultant to BAIP, said stakeholders should take advantage of the pageant to promote their goods and services.

    “BAIP’s 12th edition promises to be explosive as it is in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture,” he said.

    “As expected, this year edition, will attract an audience of more than 20 million persons, at the pre-event, press conferences, camping and grand finale which will play host to the crème de la crème of the corporate world, top government personnel, showbiz gurus, celeb, brand owners, top models, fashionista and all credible stakeholders that matter in the industry. The grand finale is scheduled to hold on October 6th 2018, at Shell Hall, Muson Centre, Lagos.”

    Speaking, Mr. Daniel Opuene, President of BAIP, said: “Registration is officially open to all young Nigerian women who are between the ages of 17 to 26 years of age” at www.beautyofafricaint.org for registration.”

    Opuene said BAIP aims to align pageantry in Nigeria with global trends, attract investment and improve the local content of the Nigerian modelling industry and disclosed that screenings would take place in Abuja on July 14, Edo State on July 18, Enugu on July 21, Port-Harcourt on July 25 before berthing in Lagos on July 28.

    He said the star winner gets a brand new car, a cash prize, one-year wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at the Miss Tourism International 2019 finals while the first runner-up gets a cash prize, wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at the Miss Supranational 2019 finals. The second runner-up also gets a cash prize, wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at The Miss Globe 2019 finals while the third runner-up gets a cash prize and represents Nigeria at Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2019 finals and lastly, the fourth runner-up gets a cash prize and represents Nigeria at the Look of the Year 2018 finals. The winner and runners-up also get a one-year modelling/marketing contract.

  • BAIP flags off 2018 projects

    The Beauty of Africa International Pageant (BAIP) has flagged off its campaign for 2018 with the theme, ‘Ambassador for tourism, peace and friendship’ at a recent press conference at their office on Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.

    In his speech, Kenneth Ighodalo, PR/Marketing Consultant to BAIP, said stakeholders should take advantage of the pageant to promote their goods and services.

    “BAIP’s 12th edition promises to be explosive as it is in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture,” he said.

    “As expected, this year edition, will attract an audience of more than 20 million persons, at the pre-event, press conferences, camping and grand finale which will play host to the crème de la crème of the corporate world, top government personnel, showbiz gurus, celeb, brand owners, top models, fashionista and all credible stakeholders that matter in the industry. The grand finale is scheduled to hold on October 6th 2018, at Shell Hall, Muson Centre, Lagos.”

    Speaking, Mr. Daniel Opuene, President of BAIP, said: “Registration is officially open to all young Nigerian women who are between the ages of 17 to 26 years of age” at www.beautyofafricaint.org for registration.”

    Opuene said BAIP aims to align pageantry in Nigeria with global trends, attract investment and improve the local content of the Nigerian modelling industry and disclosed that screenings would take place in Abuja on July 14, Edo State on July 18, Enugu on July 21, Port-Harcourt on July 25 before berthing in Lagos on July 28.

    He said the star winner gets a brand new car, a cash prize, one-year wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at the Miss Tourism International 2019 finals while the first runner-up gets a cash prize, wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at the Miss Supranational 2019 finals. The second runner-up also gets a cash prize, wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at The Miss Globe 2019 finals while the third runner-up gets a cash prize and represents Nigeria at Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2019 finals and lastly, the fourth runner-up gets a cash prize and represents Nigeria at the Look of the Year 2018 finals. The winner and runners-up also get a one-year modelling/marketing contract.

  • BAIP flags off 2018 projects

    The Beauty of Africa International Pageant (BAIP) has flagged off its campaign for 2018 with the theme, ‘Ambassador for tourism, peace and friendship’ at a recent press conference at their office on Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.

    In his speech, Kenneth Ighodalo, PR/Marketing Consultant to BAIP, said stakeholders should take advantage of the pageant to promote their goods and services.

    “BAIP’s 12th edition promises to be explosive as it is in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture,” he said.

    “As expected, this year edition, will attract an audience of more than 20 million persons, at the pre-event, press conferences, camping and grand finale which will play host to the crème de la crème of the corporate world, top government personnel, showbiz gurus, celeb, brand owners, top models, fashionista and all credible stakeholders that matter in the industry. The grand finale is scheduled to hold on October 6th 2018, at Shell Hall, Muson Centre, Lagos.”

    Speaking, Mr. Daniel Opuene, President of BAIP, said: “Registration is officially open to all young Nigerian women who are between the ages of 17 to 26 years of age” at www.beautyofafricaint.org for registration.”

    Opuene said BAIP aims to align pageantry in Nigeria with global trends, attract investment and improve the local content of the Nigerian modelling industry and disclosed that screenings would take place in Abuja on July 14, Edo State on July 18, Enugu on July 21, Port-Harcourt on July 25 before berthing in Lagos on July 28.

    He said the star winner gets a brand new car, a cash prize, one-year wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at the Miss Tourism International 2019 finals while the first runner-up gets a cash prize, wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at the Miss Supranational 2019 finals. The second runner-up also gets a cash prize, wardrobe allowance and represents Nigeria at The Miss Globe 2019 finals while the third runner-up gets a cash prize and represents Nigeria at Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2019 finals and lastly, the fourth runner-up gets a cash prize and represents Nigeria at the Look of the Year 2018 finals. The winner and runners-up also get a one-year modelling/marketing contract.

  • BAIP plans 0th anniversary in style

    BAIP plans 0th anniversary in style

    AS the Beauty of Africa International Pageant (BAIP) marks its 10th anniversary, the organisers have announced that this year’s edition will be the biggest and most celebrated ever.

    To this end, the screening of the 2016 contestants will take place in six states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory. Kicking off in Kaduna on June 4, the audition train will, according to Daniel Opuene, President of BAIP, move to Uyo, Akwa Ibom State on June 11, from where it will be the turn of Asaba, Delta State on June 18, Enugu on June 25, Abuja on July 2, Port Harcourt on July 9 and finally Lagos on July 16.

    Established to create platforms of opportunities and recognition for young and talented ladies in Nigeria and Africa, the grand finale of the 2016 edition themed ‘Ambassador for Tourism, Peace and Friendship’ will hold on October 8 at Queens Park Events Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.

    Over the past nine years, BAIP, formerly known as Face of Daniels, has been able to discover and promote high-ranking models that are currently enjoying corporate endorsements both within and outside the country. The pageant has also brought together the crème de la crème of corporate Nigeria, top government functionaries, media executives, entertainment giants, designers, tourism and marketing executives among others.

    Speaking at an unveiling press conference held in Lagos recently, Mr. Opuene said: “BAIP was established as part of our commitments to corporate social responsibility and service to youth development in Nigeria. It is a platform to discover and give opportunities to young, talented and beautiful ladies who would become the face, heart and soul of the rich cultural heritage of the good people of Nigeria. It is also designed to prove that they can make it in the world of modeling. The 2016 contestants would demonstrate both their inner and outer beauties as well as have opportunity to express their creative abilities.”