Oh, how I love building brands. 🥹
Seeing an idea go from "I need a logo" to a brand people genuinely connect with is such a rewarding feeling.
People buying at a pre-launch event that wasn't even designed for sales...now that's gold.
Official launch campaign next!
Not just Nigeria, but a lot of strong contenders were robbed big time.
Continuing with limiting contestants to their placement pathway after Top 12, rather than individual performance is just unfair to those women.
Still wondering what the point of the People's Choice QA was
But why did the Miss World competition today feel like all the placements and even possible winners had already been decided before the show?
Legit felt like the show tonight was not a contest, but simply an announcement of already decided results.
Is this how it's done?
@Mimi_yakigar So the voting really only just begins. Soye already made it to Top 40 from winning the Top Model Award, so winning round 1 voting would only have been to gain leverage for the coming rounds.
She needs the votes now more than ever to close the gap, and stand a chance at Top 6.
@Mimi_yakigar The rules never changed. Let me break it down simply
1. There are three rounds of voting, the contestant with the highest votes in each continent at the end of round 1, makes it into Top 40
@Mimi_yakigar 2. Round 2 voting continues immediately after for all contestants, and the top 2 overall makes it into Top 12 (all votes from round 1 are added)
3) Round 3 voting opens afterwards but this time it's going to be between only the Top 2 winners from Round 2 voting.
And it hurts even more that she keeps putting all of her into it, always coming out on top for every single challenge.
Soye has all it takes for her to win this crown, her losing it will only be because we failed her as her people!
#VoteSOYE#Missworld
Shame on Nigeria’s Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy.
There are certain ministries that make you question exactly why they exist, and this is becoming one of them.
Miss World has been underway in Vietnam since August 9. Nigeria has a young woman, Tamunosoye “Soye” Karibi-George, standing on that global stage carrying our flag, our culture and our name; yet where is the loud support from the ministry responsible for promoting Nigeria’s culture and creative image?
Not even a serious public campaign to rally Nigerians behind her.
Meanwhile, look at the energy surrounding countries like Eritrea and Ethiopia. Their people are mobilising, celebrating their representatives and voting like it is a national project. Ethiopia is currently sitting near the very top of the African voting table.
And Nigeria?
Soye and those supporting her are having to keep pushing and begging Nigerians to vote.
You cannot keep talking about “projecting Nigeria’s culture and soft power globally” and then go silent when a Nigerian woman is literally standing on one of the world’s biggest international platforms carrying the Nigerian flag.
What exactly is the Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy for if moments like this do not deserve its voice?
What a shame.
What exactly is going on with the printing industry in Nigeria?
Zero work ethics. Zero accountability. Zero professionalism.
I don't even know how to explain what one vendor just delivered to me.
Because, howww?!!
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