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All Nigerian Festival Searches For ‘Next Face Of Naija’

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In an exciting quest for the per­fect representative of Nigeria’s rich culture and heritage, a group, the All Nigerian Festival, has launched the ‘Face of Naija’ contest.

This competition aims to dis­cover a smart, attractive young woman from anywhere in Nige­ria to serve as the festival’s am­bassador for one year.

The All Nigerian Festival, a three-day national event celebrat­ing Nigeria’s diverse traditions and history, is gearing up for its annual celebration.

The festival brings together people from across the country to showcase their unique arts, traditions, and history, making it a significant event on Nigeria’s cultural calendar.

In a statement made available to newsmen in Lagos at the week­end, the organisers revealed that the lucky winner of the Face of Naija contest will not only receive a cash prize of N3 million, but will also have the opportunity to headline the All Nigerian Fash­ion Week during the festival in Delta State in August.

This prestigious role comes with the responsibility of pro­moting Nigeria’s tourism, arts, and cultural values through fashion, beauty, and entertain­ment.

The Face of Naija contest is to showcase Nigeria’s vibrant cul­ture to the world and attract more visitors, tourists, and investment opportunities to the country. Rep­resentatives from the

All Nigerian Festivals ex­pressed their excitement about welcoming a new face of Naija who can truly embody the spirit of Nigeria and share it with the world.

Nominations for the contest are open to young Nigerian wom­en aged 18-25, who are between size 6-12 and at least 5’7″ tall.

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Isese Day 2026: Sotayo Gaga, Farulee Light Up Lagos Festival

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Isese Day 2026 brought colourful Yoruba celebrations to Lagos as Sotayo Gaga and Farulee joined the festivities and attracted attention from fans (more…)

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Oyebanji backs bold cultural growth at Ekiti festival

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Oyebanji cultural growth plans aim to transform Ekiti’s Udiroko Festival into a major tourism, jobs and investment platform while preserving heritage

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Lagos, Ogun Declare August 20 Holiday for Isese Day

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The Isese Day holiday will be observed in Lagos and Ogun on August 20, 2026, with both states highlighting Yoruba culture and traditional heritage (more…)

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