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Women’s Leadership Luncheon 2015 Was Powerful And Impactful

  Miss Africa USA Pageant empowers young women by fostering great leadership skills and abilities. Traditionally, the African woman does not always get an opportunity to realize her full potential as a Leader. Leadership is usually encouraged among the males than the females.  Miss Africa USA Pageant is changing that believe and letting every girl know she can be a great leader and impact the world through advocacy and change.  This year’s Women’s Leadership Luncheon brought in some very powerful and influential women who share their experiences as Leaders and game changers. The Women’s Leadership Luncheon was held on Tuesday August 24th 2015 as part of the 10th anniversary celebration during pageant week. Dr Theresa Hawkins speaking during the Luncheon Miss Africa USA Women’s Leadership Luncheon, Participants feeling the impact.   ESPN TV Personality Myriam Legger shares her experience in Leadership at the Luncheon       Dynamic Entrepreneur Tee Thompson shares her experience to inspire young women Leaders   Thanks to the Management of the Church of Scientology Public Affairs Staff who hosted the event at the Public Affairs Building / The Fraser Mansion in Washington DC.  It was a beautiful day.  The staff also shared various films on Youth For Human Rights with the participants, a project they hold very dearly.   It was a beautiful and impactful day in Washington DC.

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Miss Africa USA Parade of Nations 2015 Was The Highlight of Pageant Night

Celebrating 10 years of great Pageantry, 10 years of promoting African culture and 10 years of empowering young women in America, the Miss Africa USA Pageant stands out because of its uniqueness and diversity.  The Pageant is greatly entertaining and this year the guests got an awesome treat with the Parade of Nations Segment. Parade of Nations is intended to celebrate the beautiful colors of African Nations, each contestant gets creative in their selection of various designs to bring out the colors of the countries they are representing.  The sky is the limit and yes indeed the presentation was just mind blowing from Angola to Zimbabwe, the vibrance of the continent was very obvious.   Miss Nigeria Frances Udukwu in Parade of Nations, Green White Green for the Giant of Africa. The Gorgeous Miss Guinea Fatoumata Sy brought in some glitz to blind the Audience, she was stunning in her outfit. Miss Senegal Zeynab Koroma was ready to fly in these beautiful Wings and Head Piece, a great symbol of Senegal   From the Newest Nation of the World, Miss South Sudan Egya Mojus stepped in style, parading the South Sudan Colors with pride. It was a very beautiful show full of great exciting moments as each contestant brought out their very best, stirring a lot of applause and screams of joy from the audience.  

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Miss Africa USA 2015: Beauty and Culture Meet. The Grand Showcase August 27 in Silver Spring, MD

    Celebrating 10 years of great Pageantry, the Miss Africa USA Pageant on August 27 2015 held a spectacular Cultrual show at the  Veterans Plaza, Down Town Silver Spring.  The showcase was a beautiful outdoor affair and open to the community who got a treat of Beauty and Culture combined. Pictured Above, Nigerian Queen Frances Udukwu on set for Traditional Dance and she was all smiles as you can see. The Cultural showcase is a segment of competition where each of the 25 Finalists has to showcase a traditional dance from her native land.  The purpose of this segment is to encourage every participant to be culturally grounded and understand their heritage.  Miss Africa USA Contestants are very unique because they find themselves growing up in two different cultures, being African and being American.  It is important to understand your heritage as well as assimilate in the society where you are growing up and get the best of both. Such is the unique beauty of these young ladies. They are Judged on creativity, originality, poise and entertainment value. Miss Ethiopia, Miss Guinea and Miss Cameroon are ready for the showdown. The event which commenced at 4.40pm and concluded at 9.30pm, attracted the Paparazis and the community at large.  There was a lot of excitement in the air as each contestant brought on very unique Traditional dances from their homeland. Miss Guinea in Traditional Dance Miss Ivory Coast’s Traditional Dance The Judges pay attention to every detail and every move before dishing out their scores. Great excitement feels the air as family and friends are cheering their favorite Contestants on Stage.

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