Queen Gboea Flumo who is the reigning Miss Africa USA, Crowned in August 2018 in the great State of Maryland is creating her own legacy for the community. She is determined to support community initiatives and projects to make a difference. She is very passionate about community service. She was very honored to have been invited to the Sickle Cell Awareness Gala.
Setting out The Pace. The winner of The 2018 Miss Africa USA, Queen Gboea Flumo from Liberia attended the Civil Rights Cafe for Teens Fashion Show held n September 15th which was part of the 48th Annual Legislative Conference of the Black Caucus at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The five-day conference offered more than 90 forums on public policy issues affecting Black Americans. She was accompanied by the Miss Africa USA Interns, a group of ambitious and vibrant teenagers from school across Maryland and DC. The Fashion Show modeled designs from Season 5 Project Runway and Liberian-born designer Korto Momolu. Our Interns graced the runway in solidarity with Teens in the country fighting for their civil rights. Queen Gboea believes in the importance of advocating for the voiceless, the vulnerable, and all who believe in fulfilling the American promise of equality and justice for all. Credits: Queen and Intern outfits designed by LaBella Pamela Fashions Make-up by Kiesse @Mystique Salon in SilverSpring
Miss Africa USA is a Sisterhood where girls from different countries in Africa come together to build strong and lasting relationships. What a great opportunity to meet friends from different countries, different cultures, different personalities and educational backgrounds. One thing in common is to celebrate Africa and a great sisterhood. Miss Africa pride’s itself in enabling such great sisterhood. Thanks to Ms Gloria B Darko for Facilitating a great stay at the Hilton Hotel in Silver Spring, Maryland. Thanks to the Miss Africa USA Team Director Christine Nkobena, Coordinator Vanessa Njinjoh.
