Miss Kwara
Miss Universe Nigeria contestant Ufa Dania, representing Kwara state, has surpassed Chidimma Vanessa Adetshina, representing Taraba state, with public votes just a few hours before voting closes on Friday. While Chidimma has held the lead in public votes for a long period, a dramatic shift in support has seen Dania emerge as a strong contender.

Thousands of South Africans have expressed their support for Miss Universe Nigeria contestant Una Dania of Kwara State. South Africans have been voting using their drillion rands to vote for Ufa as she was trailing behind with a thousand votes, they voted for Ufa she is now sitting at number two behind Chidima.




Miss Universe Nigeria will close votes on the 30 August midnight.



The dark-skinned, plus-sized model is reshaping beauty standards. The sudden surge in her popularity is attributed to her confidence in embracing her curves, something that many African women relate to.


While she may not fit the typical pageant girl physique, she is determined to push boundaries and challenge beauty norms.


“I may not look like a standard pageant girl, but I beg to differ. I cannot be boxed. The trajectory of my life has led me to this moment. I've always been chubby. I came into the world with the fullness of God. I may not fit the mould, but that's the beauty of it. I'm here to break the mould. I am ready to inspire, lead and make a lasting difference,” Dania said.

The 25-year-old content creator, photographer, stylist and filmmaker founded an NGO called the Minds and Heart Foundation, which focuses on girls' education, female empowerment, art and creativity development and mental health advocacy. She is passionate about giving back to her community.

“What makes a woman a true queen is not just her looks but rather that she pays heed to the cries and the needs of the people in her community. When you are in the community helping people, nobody cares if you're fat, slim or tall; what matters is helping people.”

As the countdown for the Miss Universe Nigeria crowning intensifies, the top three contestants with the most public votes will be fast-tracked to a spot in the top 10 for the grand finale of Miss Universe Nigeria, taking place on Saturday at the Convention Centre, Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos.

The winner of the competition is set to receive ₦10m in cash (R115,752).

To vote for Miss Universe Nigeria or any contestant in the Miss Universe pageant, you typically need to follow the instructions provided by the Miss Universe organization. Here are the general steps you might need to take:

1. Visit the Official Voting Platform:

  • Go to the official Miss Universe website or download the Miss Universe mobile app (if available).
  • The voting page or app will usually have a section specifically for voting for your favorite contestant.

2. Register or Sign In:

  • You may be required to create an account or sign in with an existing account (using email, social media, or a mobile number).

3. Find Miss Universe Nigeria:

4. Cast Your Vote:

  • Follow the on-screen instructions to cast your vote. You may be able to vote multiple times, depending on the rules set by the organization.
  • Some platforms allow free votes, while others might offer additional votes through paid options or via in-app purchases.

5. Confirm Your Vote:

  • After selecting your contestant, you will usually need to confirm your vote. Make sure to follow any prompts to ensure your vote is counted.

6. Follow the Voting Period:

  • Voting typically has a specific start and end date, so make sure to vote within the designated timeframe.

7. Check for Updates:

  • Keep an eye on the Miss Universe official website, social media channels, or the voting app for any updates or announcements about the voting process.

Note:

The voting process and rules can change from year to year, so it's essential to check the most current information from the official Miss Universe website or their social media platforms.