Miss África arde en llamas durante su coronación

Durante un certamen de belleza que se llevó a cabo en Nigeria, Dorcas Kasinde, quien logró coronarse en dicho evento se llevó el susto de su vida.

[comments] Resulta que los organizadores decidieron celebrar el título de la nación africana prendiendo luces de bengalas, acto que provocó que el pelo de Miss África ardiera en llamas. [/comments]

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Watch the moment Miss Congo’s Hair @Dorcas_dienda went up in flames at the Miss Africa Contest in Calabar. . The fire was caused by the sparks that was lit in celebration of her winning. Thanks to #Ebuka ’s quick reflexes, thinking and heroic spirit, tragedy and total disaster was averted. . The New Miss Africa 2018 Queen, though completely distressed by the experience, still manages to sit pretty, graceful, and smiles as she was presented with her Crown and Prize Money. . . #dorcasdienda#misscongo#proud#congolese#missafrica2018calabar#longala#missafrica#congo#243#afro#hair

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Por dicho motivo, la joven comenzó a correr de desesperación, por lo que fue auxiliada por los presentes de inmediato.

Tras controlar la angustiante situación, Dorcas finalmente fue coronada, y aseguró sentirse muy contenta.

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Miss Congo, Dorcas Kasinde has won the 2019 Miss Africa Beauty Pageant hosted by the Cross River Government. The contest took place in the early hours of Friday 28th December 2018 at the Calabar International Conference Centre, Nigeria. Kasinde, who beat Nigeria’s Chiamaka Nnaemeka and Zambia’s Gladys Kayumba to the second and third positions respectively to clinch the crown, went home with $35,000 and a sport utility vehicle. She was crowned by the winner of the 2017 edition of the pageant, Miss Gaseangwe Balopi of Botswana. Earlier, the Governor of Cross River, Prof. Ben Ayade, said it was time for Africans to appreciate themselves. Ayade said that Africa does need the western media to tell its story, which they always centered on poverty and wars. ” This is a celebration of African beauty, brain and heritage; the world will see what African brain and beauty is all about. ” The judges should come down and look at those things that make a woman truly African; it is not just the skin colour. “Tunisians and Moroccans are light-skinned but they are Africans,” he said. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 25 countries participated in the event. They include Cameroon, Morocco, Tanzania, Togo and Ghana. Nigerian singers Innocent Idibia (2face) and Tiwatope Savage-Balogun ( Tiwa Savage) entertained the audience. #missafrica #missafricacalabar2018 #Calabar #crossriverstate #beautypageant #mostbeautiful #mostbeautifulgirlintheworld #crownedprincess #crowned #africanism #africanqueen #girls #beauties #women #blackwomen #festival #beautifulsmile #dorcaskasinde #misscongo #african #africangirl #blackbeauty #winner #worldcaptures #exploreeverything #exoticplaces #africanbeauty #placestovisitinnigeria #calabarfestival #nigeria

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Miss África arde en llamas durante su coronación

El lamentable suceso ocurrió en Nigeria.