The headhunt for Miss Nestea Kenya ended last Saturday with the crowning of four contestants from across the country in Nairobi’s Kawangware.
The four; Susan Onyango representing Githurai, Asha Bashir representing Kisii, Esther Gathoni Mukuhi representing Nakuru and Vivianne Cherono representing Eldoret now join other recruits to fight it out for Nestea Miss World Kenya next month.
The four were picked from a strong list of 20 contestants drown from thirteen locations spread across the country that include Kibera, Kayole, Kawangware, Githurai, Thika, Machakos, Mombasa, Narok, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Kisii.
“We were not just looking at beauty, height and weight of the contestants but rather how they represent themselves in totality including intelligence, confidence and how they respond to questions,” said the reigning Miss World Kenya Natasha Metto, who was one of the judges.
Other judges included Nestle head of Equatorial Africa Region Pierre Trouilhat, senior fashion editor Crystal Okusa and grooming expert Gladys Akanja.
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ReplyDeleteI wanted to make the following correction about "Susan Onyango." Susan Onyango is representing "Nairobi's South B," not "Githurai." There has been some confusion somewhere, and not sure how that came about. Could you please make the correction?
Thank you!
Keith from: http://www.meetkenyans.com
Susan Onyango last name is spelled wrong. It is "Anyango" not "Onyango." Please make this correction.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Keith