
Miss Global Nigeria (MGN)'s first runner-up, Gbemisola Shotade, who represented Nigeria at the Miss United Nations Miss Tourism beauty pageant, was crowned the queen of the beauty contest in Kingston, Jamaica this morning, Sunday, December 9, 2012.
For two weeks now, beautiful Gbemisola has been in Usain Bolt's country with her dedicated crew member which includes her hardworking Chapron, Faith Irabor. Gbemisola was crowned Miss UN Tourism in a keenly contested pageant with other queens from USA and other countries of the world.
She was also crowned Miss Congeniality and her costume walked tall as the best in the traditional category. We shall give you details after the victory.
Before her trip to Jamaica, Gbemisola visited wife of Ogun State governor, Ibikunle Amosun, Funsho. Gbemisola hails from Ogun State.
We would update you soon on her. The team is expected in Nigeria in few days time.
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