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    Onyinyechi Basil crowned Miss Universe Nigeria 2025

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    Onyinyechi Basil from Anambra State has been crowned the winner of Miss Universe Nigeria 2025.

    The grand finale took place at the Convention Center of Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, with Anthony Abraham and Victory Wilson serving as hosts. Out of the 22 contestants revealed on August 26, the competition was gradually narrowed down to the top 10, and eventually to the final five.

    The finalists were Miss Ogun, Miss Lagos, Miss Akwa Ibom, Miss Anambra, and Miss Bayelsa.

    Onyinyechi Basil emerged victorious in the third edition of the competition, outperforming her fellow finalists to claim the crown. She showcased her talent and poise across multiple segments, including swimwear, traditional costume, evening wear, and the question-and-answer round.

    She showcased her talent and poise across multiple segments, including swimwear, traditional costume, evening wear, and the question-and-answer round.

    Damilola Bolarinde, representing Lagos, was named first runner-up, while Fortune Kurobo of Bayelsa and Miss Ogun, Irene Ikediashi, finished as second and third runners-up, respectively.
    Also, Miss Akwa Ibom, Idah Eno, was crowned Miss Supranational Nigeria 2025. For winning the Miss Universe contest, Basil will represent Nigeria at the 74th Miss Universe pageant scheduled for November 20 in Bangkok, Thailand. She is also set to receive a cash prize along with material gifts, brand endorsements, training opportunities, and paid appearances.

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