Agbani won the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant and Miss World
pageant respectively in 2001. She said her nomination as the hostess of
the maiden edition of the Port Harcourt International Fashion Week was a
privilege and an honour.
“It was on the platform of Rivers State
that I came to win the MBGN title and thereafter the Miss World pageant
in 2001. So, an initiative of the state government that seeks to
promote, encourage young and aspiring designers and models into the
professional world is one that I would gladly support and, in fact, I
see it as an honour to have been considered for the role,” she said.
The
three-day event is a Private-Public Partnership initiative of the state
government and it is aimed at bringing together professional fashion
designers from Nigeria and around the world. It would also be a
wonderful opportunity for upcoming designers to undergo tutelage under
the mentorship of professionals.
Young designers would showcase
their works in a competition that would have the winner go home with a
cash prize of N500, 000 and an all-expenses paid six months scholarship
to the reputable Capecon Fashion School, South Africa.
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