In a remarkable display of recognition and appreciation, the CEO of Campus Models Worldwide, Divine Future Johnson, alongside the reigning Most Beautiful Campus Queen 2024 and MBCQ Miss Campus 2024, on Monday paid a visit to The Nigerian Observer.
The visit was in recognition of the remarkable role The Nigerian Observer has played in publicising the activities of Campus Models Worldwide, especially the Most Beautiful Campus Queen pageant, as well as in the dissemination of news and information across Nigeria and beyond.
Mr. Johnson, known for his visionary leadership in promoting talent and youth empowerment through the Campus Models platform, expressed deep gratitude for the pivotal role played by The Nigerian Observer in supporting and showcasing the achievements of young talents, particularly in the field of beauty pageantry.
The presence of the reigning Most Beautiful Campus Queen 2024, Favour Atoe, and MBCQ Miss Campus 2024, Osaro Osatohanmwen Victory, added a touch of glamour to the occasion, reinforcing the message of beauty with a purpose.
During the visit, the CEO, the Most Beautiful Campus Queen 2024 and the MBCQ Miss Campus 2024 took turns to commend The Nigerian Observer for its unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity and excellence. They emphasized the importance of media platforms like The Nigerian Observer in shaping public opinion, fostering dialogue, and promoting positive social change.
The Most Beautiful Campus Queen 2024, Favour Atoe, said she would be working on “The necessity of skill acquisition for secondary school students” as her pet project.
“I intend to embark on the topic which I termed ‘The necessity of skill acquisition for secondary school students’, creating that awareness and making them to understand while they need to acquire a skill as a young person before they go into higher institutions. As a student I have come to realize that the university is actually a tough place, most especially in terms of finance, and it’s not every time we have to depend on our parents because what they give to us most times is barely enough,” Miss Atoe said.
“So, if they acquire this skill in time, it will go a long a way to help them while they are schooling. So I intend to carry out this programme and let them know the benefits,” she said.
MBCQ Miss Campus 2024, Miss Osaro Victory, who happens to be the second runner-up to the Most Beautiful Campus Queen, also spoke about her pet project.
“My project is titled ‘Empower Her’. By this I am talking of her self-confidence and her self-esteem. So in empowering her, I am referring to building self-confidence and building self-esteem in girls. It is an initiative to help girls build self-confidence that impacts their personal and professional life positively. I intend to do this by building a network where like-minded girls going through the problem of low self-esteem and low self-confidence can learn from those that have passed through that journey and have become successful women in the society,” she said.
Responding on behalf of the management and staff of The Nigerian Observer, the Acting Managing Director, Mr Osa Victor Obayagbona, warmly welcomed the esteemed guests, expressing gratitude for the recognition bestowed upon them. He reiterated the newspaper’s dedication to upholding journalistic values and serving as a reliable source of information for the audience.
On his part, the Acting Editor, Chuks Oluigbo, assured the CEO of Campus Models Worldwide and the beauty queens that The Nigerian Observer would continue to partner with Campus Models Worldwide in all its activities, even as he expressed the hope that the partnership would be a fruitful one for both parties.
Earlier, the CEO of Campus Models Worldwide, Mr. Johnson, informed that the Most Beautiful Campus Queen, Miss Atoe, would be representing Nigeria at the 2024 Miss Teen Globe taking place in India in September.
High point of the appreciation visit was the presentation of a Special Recognition Award to The Nigerian Observer for its outstanding performance in the media industry and for its continued support of youth-centred programmes, especially the Most Beautiful Campus Queen pageant.
