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Queen Frances Udukwu Raises Awareness on Breast Cancer in Maryland

Queen Frances Udukwu the reigning Miss Africa USA is leaving no stone un-turned, making a difference in the community.  She seized the opportunity during Breast Cancer Awareness campaign month this year to organize a Pink Spa Party for women in Columbia Maryland.  Women were taught by professional Nurses how to do Breast Self Examination for early detection and prevention of breast cancer.  Over 30 women of all ages attended the Spa Party. The women were also treated to the best Stone Massage and Facials by Hand and Stone Massage of Columbia, MD. Here are some captured images for your viewing.

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Miss Africa USA Frances Udukwu Was Special Guest : “Fashion Night Out by O’Mak Designs” At Embassy of Nigeria

Queen Frances enjoyed every moment at the glamorous Fashion Night out Event hosted by O’Mak Designs at the Embassy of Nigeria in Washington DC to showcase the 2016 Collection of the brand.  The Queen’s Platform is to encourage women Entrepreneurs and she was indeed very honored to have been invited to promote and support O’Mak Designs, one of the official Designers for Miss Africa USA. Here are some moments at the event in pictures. For more information about O’Mak Designs please visit www.omakdesigns.com

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Queen Frances Udukwu Shares Her Vision With National Media in The Gambia

One of the reigning Pageants in the universe today is Frances Udukwu, Queen, Miss Africa USA. She and Lady Kate, founder of Miss Africa USA recently met The Gambian Vice President and Minister of Women’s Affairs, Her Excellency Aja Dr Isatou Njie-Saidy in Washington at the last 7th African Leadership Magazine Award Summit. As current Miss Africa USA, my platform is to raise awareness about the issue of unemployment within sub-Saharan Africa by promoting entrepreneurship and vocational education amongst girls ages 18-35. Limited attention has been paid to investing in female entrepreneurs who have the greatest potential to create large enterprises. As Miss Africa USA, 2015/2016, my vision to mobilize African women and girls in the entrepreneurial and vocational education space, will not only motivate and encourage them to thrive business-wise, but will also motivate and encourage our nations’ leaders to create more enabling environments for our women and girls  in which, their full participation in the development of Africa is leveraged. And, in terms of nurturing, my vision will teach the young women and girls in The Gambia, South Africa or Nigeria to eventually ‘pave it forward’ so that those after them may also have the opportunity to thrive and essentially grow Africa’s economy. Please Click Here To Read The Full Story

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