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Miss World 2026: Karibi-George Achieves Top 12 Finish

Nigerian contestant Tamunosoye Karibi-George, also known as Soye, secures a place in the Top 12 of the Miss World 2026 competition held in Vietnam.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Tamunosoye Karibi-George, representing Nigeria, has advanced to the Top 12 in the 73rd Miss World contest held on Saturday in Nha Trang, Vietnam. Known as Soye, she showcased her Niger Delta heritage and Nigeria's colors throughout the competition.

Prior to the finale, Hannatu Musawa, Nigeria's Minister of Art and Culture, encouraged citizens to support Karibi-George in her journey, emphasizing a sense of national pride in her achievements during the contest.

The grand finale occurred at April 2 Square, where representatives from over 100 countries competed for the title. Joheirry Mola Dominguez from the Dominican Republic won the title of Miss World 2026.

Photos shared by Karibi-George before the event highlighted her costume, reflecting her cultural background, which she presented proudly at the finale. Her efforts have garnered attention and support from fans back home in Nigeria.

Mola's crowning as Miss World 2026 concludes the pageant, which celebrated diverse cultures and talents from around the globe, marking a significant event in the world of beauty pageants.

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