Beautiful Olamide Aroguma is the current Miss
Global Peace Nigeria 2015. She is so passionate
about touching lives that she set up an
empowerment program on skill acquisition
immediately she assumed office. In this interview,
she talks about the programme, her modelling
career and other issues. Excerpts….
Olamide Aroguma
By JULIET EBIRIM and KEHINDE AJOSE
How did you get to be part of the Miss Global
Peace Nigeria pageant?
I saw it online and a friend of mine told me to go
for it and I decided to purchase the form.
Have you participated in a beauty pageant
before?
Yes, I represented Kaduna State at the Most
Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Pageant in 2011.
When did you start modeling?
I started immediately after MBGN. Before then, I
wasn’t into modeling.
So, what gave you the confidence to go for the
MBGN contest even though you weren’t yet a
model?
Before the MBGN pageant, people used to tell me
to go into modeling since I’ve got the looks. So, I
decided to give it a shot.
What’s being the Miss Global Peace all about?
The office of the Miss Global Peace 2015 signifies
unity and peaceful co-existence. My role as the
queen is to ensure peace and unity among
communities. People can come to me to render
any assistance within my power.
How have you been carrying out your
responsibilities?
I have an empowerment programme on skill
acquisition. People come there and we teach
them how to design outfits, soaps and other
things.
What makes the Miss Global Peace pageant
different from other pageants?
I think other pageants emphasize more on beauty
rather than passion. They organise the pageant
and it ends there. The queens come on air and
talk about their projects, but you don’t see them
physically carrying them out. Even if the
government is supposed to provide for its
citizens, we still have to do something on our
own. I’m passionate about touching lives and
helping others, that’s why I created the
empowerment programme.
Since becoming queen, what has changed about
you?
Nothing really, I’m still the same person. It’s just
that I go for events and people want to take
pictures with me.
Are there times when you just feel like being you
without the fame and glamour?
I’m always me. I’m more of an introvert. I spend
more of my time with my family and watching
movies. When I’m not carrying out my duties as a
beauty queen, I stay indoors. I’ve never had many
friends and the few friends I have are happy for
me.
What are the advantages of being a beauty
queen?
People give you audience, they want to listen to
what you have to say. Besides, it has opened
doors for me in so many ways.
What prices have you paid to get to where you
are?
After MBGN, when I started modeling, people
would call me for casting. You could go for about
five castings in a day and still not get picked. You
keep spending your money going from one place
to the other to no avail. You get sad and
frustrated, but at the end of the day, I think all
that has made me who I am now.
Describe your dream man?
There’s no dream man. People just lust over
things that are not reasonable. Most times, we
end up falling for someone who’s not our dream
man. I don’t have a picture in my head, I just
believe in wherever love takes me. I can fall in
love with anybody as long as he’s Godfearing.
(Cut in) Do you believe in love at first sight?
I actually don’t. I believe we need to take time to
know ourselves and then, grow in love instead of
falling in love.
Have you ever fallen for someone at first sight?
No, I haven’t. I can see someone for the first time
and really admire the person. But fall in love?
That’s a big one.
Have you ever had a crush on someone?
When I was younger, I used to have a huge crush
on Thierry Henry, the footballer. We are just two
girls in my family, which explains why I was the
tomboy. I used to watch football a lot with my
dad. While watching Thierry Henry play football
on TV, I’d tell my dad ‘That’s my future
husband!’.
Now that you’re older, who’s your crush?
That would be Prof. Attahiru Jega (Laughs). I
love his calmness and the fact that he’s so
composed and cool.

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Girl, pretty.
Write-up, too long.

ugly girl...
and an even worse physique...
and watz with the stiff-handed wave,she trying to slap someone?

Tura soap girl. Jega sabi you?

Hmmmm...