Nabia Fairuza Sulleman represents Ghana in MISS AFRICA

Nabia Fairuza Sulleman is a level-400 student of the Wisconsin International University College Ghana, reading Bachelor of Science in Management and Computer Studies.

“It is of great pride to represent Ghana and Wisconsin International University College, with 19 other African countries to battle for the enviable crown of Miss Africa”

Nabia’s dream of activism through pageantry was birthed in Wisconsin International University College, where she won the Miss Wisconsin 2018 pageant.

This boosted her confidence tremendously and gained her a nomination to participate in TV3 Ghana’s Most Beautiful (GMB 2018) beauty pageant, of which she proudly represented the Northern region.

Subsequently, she was also nominated to represent Ghana in the 2019 World Miss University pageantry, which took place in South Korea. She won the Environmental Forum Award Winner, Peace Category and was a World Miss University Peace Ambassador in the same year of 2019.

Join the journey of activism through pageantry as you visit www.missafrica.tv  to vote online or momo number: 0247555646 for Nabia to be next Miss Africa.

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