Politics
Miss World Nigeria Secures Top 12 Spot After People’s Choice

Nigeria’s representative at the Miss World competition has secured a place in the coveted Top 12 after winning the People’s Choice category, sending Nigerian fans into celebration.
Key Highlights:
- Nigeria’s Miss World contestant, Tamunosoye Karibi-George, won the People’s Choice category.
- The victory secured her a spot in the Top 12.
- Nigerian fans celebrated the achievement.
- Her win showed strong public support from Nigerians.
- She will now compete for a place in the final stages.
The Nigerian contestant, identified on social media as Tamunosoye Karibi-George , earned the crucial qualification after emerging as the winner of the People’s Choice category in the ongoing competition.
Her victory means Nigeria will continue its campaign in the next stage of the prestigious international pageant, with the country now among the 12 contestants still in contention.
The announcement has generated excitement among Nigerian pageant followers, particularly because the People’s Choice result was determined by public support.
Soye’s success therefore represents not only a personal achievement but also a strong show of support from those who rallied behind the Nigerian representative.
In photos from the announcement, Soye was seen on stage wearing a striking outfit and proudly displaying the Nigeria sash, as she celebrated the achievement alongside another contestant.
Her reaction captured the significance of the moment as Nigeria officially moved closer to the ultimate prize.
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The People’s Choice victory could prove particularly important at this stage of the competition, as securing a place in the Top 12 dramatically narrows the field and gives Soye another opportunity to compete for the crown.
For Nigerian supporters, the development is another reason to keep their eyes on the competition as the country’s representative prepares for the next round.
The road to the Miss World crown, however, is far from over. With only 12 contestants remaining, the competition is expected to become even more intense, with every appearance, performance and decision potentially determining who progresses to the final stages.
Soye’s journey has now moved from simply representing Nigeria to fighting for a place among the eventual finalists.
Her People’s Choice triumph has given Nigeria a major boost, and attention will now shift to whether she can convert the momentum from the public vote into another strong performance and take the Nigerian flag even closer to the Miss World crown.

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