GOV OKPEBHOLO CONGRATULATES EDO-BORN NEW MISS NIGERIA.


Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo has extended his warmest congratulations to the newly-crowned 45th Miss Nigeria, Doris Esiokhayamhe Ogah on her outstanding achievement. 



Governor Monday Okpebholo who  conveyed his congratulatory message through his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Fred Itua, said that Miss Ogah’s triumph is not only a testament to her beauty, intelligence, and charm but also a reflection of her exceptional talents and passions. 


The governor who described her as a proud representative of the South - South 

Geo-political zone and Edo State in particular said Miss Ogah has brought honour and prestige to our great state.


 

"As a lawyer and gender advocate, she has demonstrated a deep commitment to promoting the rights and empowerment of women and girls. Her participation in the Miss Nigeria pageant was more than just a beauty contest; it was an opportunity for her to showcase her skills, values, and dedication to making a positive impact in society.


During the pageantry process, Miss Ogah’s exceptional business acumen and entrepreneurial spirit shone brightly as she won the business pitch event with an innovative product designed to support women and girls, which is a testament to her creativity, resourcefulness, and passion for driving positive change."


The statement added that the governor and Edo State is  proud to have Miss Ogah as an Ambassador of our State, and he celebrates her achievement as victory for all Edo people. 

"Her success is a reminder that our State is home to talented, intelligent, and driven individuals who are making a difference in various fields. 


As Miss Nigeria, Ogah will have a platform to amplify her voice and advocate for the causes she cares about, and I have no doubt that she will use her position to inspire and empower young women and girls, promoting education, entrepreneurship, and social justice."


 The governor wished her well on her well-deserved victory's as she embarks on this exciting journey as Miss Nigeria.

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