How to vote for Nigeria’s Soye Karibi-George at 73rd Miss World festival
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At a glance
- Nigerians can now vote for Tamunosoye Karibi-George, Nigeria's representative at the 73rd Miss World Festival in Vietnam.
- Karibi-George, crowned Miss World Nigeria 2026, urges citizens to support her quest for the Blue Crown, emphasizing that every vote counts.
- Voting instructions are available on the official Miss World voting platform, with the beauty queen also highlighting her advocacy for children with special needs.
Nigerians have the opportunity to cast their votes for Tamunosoye Karibi-George, also known as Soye, as she represents the country at the 73rd Miss World Festival currently underway in Vietnam. Karibi-George, who was crowned Miss World Nigeria 2026, is competing for the coveted Blue Crown and has appealed to Nigerians both domestically and internationally for their support.
The journey continues, and every vote brings us one step closer to the Blue Crown.
In a message to her supporters, Karibi-George described the competition as a shared journey for Nigeria. "The journey continues, and every vote brings us one step closer to the Blue Crown," she stated. She expressed her honor in carrying the Nigerian flag on the global stage and emphasized the importance of Nigerian solidarity. "Your support matters. Your vote matters. Nigeria matters," she added, underscoring the significance of each individual vote in her campaign.
I am honoured to carry the Nigerian flag on the Miss World stage, and I want to know that Nigerians everywhere are standing with me.
To participate in the voting process, individuals are directed to visit the official Miss World voting platform and navigate to Nigeria's candidate page for Tamunosoye Karibi-George. Detailed instructions for casting a vote are provided on the platform. The beauty queen, originally from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, arrived in Vietnam to represent Nigeria at the prestigious pageant.
Your support matters. Your vote matters. Nigeria matters.
Beyond her participation in the pageant, Karibi-George, a communications professional and associate of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, founded 'Beyond Labels.' This initiative focuses on promoting inclusion, dignity, and empowerment for children with special needs, making her advocacy work a significant aspect of her representation on the international stage.
If you believe in this journey, stand with me and cast your vote for Queen Soye Karibi-George.
Originally published by The Punch. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.