Miss Pride of Africa UK is announced a new chapter in its legacy of beauty, culture, and empowerment. In a commendable decision, reigning Queen Georgina Nantandwe chose to step down from her title to focus on her academic pursuits, a move that aligns with the organization’s core values of education and personal growth. Ms. Nantandwe will continue to hold a special place within the Miss Pride of Africa UK family as she transitions into the role of 2nd Princess.
In light of this transition, the pageant is delighted to officially crown Ms. Daberechi Njoku from Nigeria as Miss Pride of Africa UK Queen 2024/2025. With elegance, passion, and a deep commitment to African heritage, Ms. Njoku steps into this prestigious role to champion unity, talent, culture, and female empowerment. She will lead initiatives that uplift communities, celebrate African identity, and inspire young women across the diaspora.
Joining her in the royal court, Ms. Della Buakuma has been named 1st Princess, while Ms. Georgina Nantandwe now holds the title of 2nd Princess. Together, they embody the spirit of Miss Pride of Africa UK a pageant dedicated to charity, leadership, and the celebration of African excellence.
As we embark on this exciting new journey, we look forward to the impact Ms. Njoku will make during her reign, and we celebrate Ms. Nantandwe’s unwavering dedication to her future. Miss Pride of Africa UK, A pageant with a heart for charity and a soul of female empowerment.
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