In a vibrant celebration of Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, 26-year-old Sarah Akaazua from Buruku Local Government Area of Benue State has been crowned the 9th Miss Indigenous Nigeria 2025. The grand finale took place at Farm City, Abuja, drawing families, cultural enthusiasts, and dignitaries from across the nation.
Representing the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Sarah stood out among contestants through her deep cultural knowledge, leadership qualities, and commitment to indigenous advocacy. The pageant featured rigorous competitions that tested participants on various aspects of Nigeria’s diverse cultures.
Beyond the pageant stage, Sarah is a successful entrepreneur and the CEO of Queen B Glamour, a beauty brand that emphasizes traditional aesthetics. Her previous titles include Queen of Benue Tourism (2018/2019), Queen of Aso-Culture (2020), and Face of Tiv International (2021/2022), reflecting her longstanding dedication to promoting indigenous culture and empowering women.
Sarah’s academic background in Mass Communication from Benue State University has further equipped her to be a compelling voice for indigenous narratives. Her eloquence and media savvy have made her a prominent advocate for cultural preservation and youth empowerment.
As Miss Indigenous Nigeria 2025, Sarah plans to launch initiatives aimed at preserving indigenous languages and traditions, while also fostering economic opportunities for women in rural communities. Her reign is expected to inspire a renewed appreciation for Nigeria’s cultural diversity and the vital role of women in its preservation.
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The Miss Indigenous Nigeria pageant continues to be a platform that celebrates the nation’s cultural wealth and the individuals dedicated to its promotion. Sarah Akaazua’s victory marks a significant step in this ongoing journey of cultural affirmation and empowerment.
- By Ken Gbados
