It was the inaugural community Health Fair organized by the VK Nyambi Foundation in Prince Georges County MD. This Health Fair was free for members of the community and included Healthcare providers who served guests on arrival. Services included BP check, HIV Testing, Yoga, Kidney Function, Mental Health and much more. Queen Snit was able to serve and support operations during this all day event.
It was an Honor to be among all these bright students with vivid visions. Thank you Adal School, Team and teachers for inviting me to celebrate the end of the full year of Eritrean language and culture learning in Virginia, alongside His Excellency Berhane G Solomon Ambassador of Eritrea. Thank you for promoting Eritrean language and culture among the youth in the diaspora. One of my missions during my reign is to inspire the youth, particularly young Africans, , so that they grow up knowing they are unique in purpose just as they are in their appearance. This way, they will recognize the gift they possess and utilize it to their fullest potential. Once we achieve this goal, we must never forget to ensure that Africa gets to partake in the fruits of our talents. And last but not least, I want to congratulate the high school graduates once again, some of whom aspire to join prestigious universities like Harvard. You have all been an inspiration to me as well. Thank you my sweet Haboba, you don’t even make dresses, but you made this one with Love And shoutout to my glam team MUA Makeup by nevi Hair @lavoure Photographer #wedisewra
Education is Key: Queen Snit believes in empowerment through education. Speaking at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Northern Virginia, where she engaged with High Schoolers as well as a group of 1st and 2nd Graders. Sharing her own unique journey coming from Eritrea to the United States not competing with anyone but yourself, staying focused, working hard and trusting in God. A Day of Motivation and Inspiration from the Queen to the youth.
