Scandal has
hit the MBGN 2012 as the winner Isabella Ayuk has been disqualified by Miss
World organizers over age..The organizers are now doing lot of damage control
to save the mess..
These were the
mail that exposed the winner and response of organizers Silverbird
Corruption in
MBGN!
No doubt corruption is now a way of life in
Nigeria and as such you find corrupt practice in anything we do in Nigeria.
Few months when I raised the alarm that Isabella
Ayuk, the lady who won the crown of the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria (MBGN)
is more than 26years which she claims she is, many felt I was Blackmailing her!
I knew this because her younger sister who was my classmate in secondary school
is now 27years old.
Today the truth has been told which the
organisers of the MBGN, the Bruce family knew even before she contested! But
instead, favoured her to be the winner because Isabella is dating Hon Emeka
Ihedioha, the Deputy Speaker House of Representatives Abuja and she also warms
the bed of a big time businessman Henry Imasekha, a very close friend of James
Ibori.
Today she has been disqualified from contesting in
the Miss World Pageant due to age factor which she lied about and as such the
first Runner up Diamete Charles will now represent Nigeria.
My question is What Kind of Country do we Live in?
Even in the Pageant industry there's corruptio!. The Bruce family have now
disgraced themselves and Nigeria before the entire world. Pls Rebroadcast to
say no to Corruption in Nigeria.-
Juliet Eyiboh. Writes in from Calabar.
Silverbird
Response
MBGN
REPRESENTION, SILVERBIRD CLEARS THE AIR
The management of Silverbird, organisers of the
annual Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria and Africa's longest running beauty
pageant will be sending MBGN First Runner up, Miss DIAMETTE CHARLES GRANVILLE,
to represent the country at the Miss World pageant holding in Mongolia, China
in August.
MBGN winner, Miss ISABELLA AGBO AYUK will
represent Nigeria at the Miss Universe.
MBGN Second Runner up, Miss IFEOMA UMEOKEKE will
be at the Miss Tourism International holding later in the year in China
In a signed statement, the
management said the decision was in the best
interest of the beauty ambassadors, the company and the country at large.
'As we celebrate our 25th anniversary in the world
of beauty pageantry, Its our wish not to only raise the bar but replicate the
groundbreaking records achieved by Agbani Darego as the first Black Africa's
Miss World 2001 as well as some past queens who have achieved remarkable
results at some renowned international pageants in the recent past.
While we seek your understanding, we also urge you
to pray for their victory at the various global beauty pageants where they will
be flying the country's flag"
Signed
GUY MURRAY BRUCE
Group Vice President, Silverbird