22 Finalists Unveiled for Miss Universe Nigeria 2025

By Esther Ososanya

The Miss Universe Nigeria 2025 pageant has unveiled 22 contestants who will vie for the national crown and a chance to represent the country at the Miss Universe finals later this year.

Unveiled on the competition’s website and social media platforms, the finalists showcase not just beauty but also intelligence, charisma, and a passion for advocacy.

Ahead of the grand finale, the contestants are undergoing physical drills, mental training, and advocacy workshops designed to sharpen their skills for the big stage. Causes being championed range from education and youth empowerment to health and gender equality.

The winner will succeed outgoing queen Chidinma Adetshina and carry Nigeria’s banner to the international stage. Voting has already opened on the Miss Universe Nigeria website, allowing fans nationwide to back their favorite candidates.

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The finale is expected to draw high-profile guests from entertainment, fashion, and the corporate world, underscoring the event’s growing influence in empowering women and spotlighting social causes.

Full List of Finalists

  • Abia – Okereke Juliana
  • Abuja (FCT) – Idungafa Eno
  • Adamawa – Jemimah Akange
  • Akwa Ibom – Ndah Eno
  • Anambra – Basil Onyinyechi
  • Bayelsa – Kurobo Fortune
  • Cross River – Myya Jones
  • Delta – Asaboro De-Blessing
  • Ebonyi – Ugoaru Onuoha
  • Edo – Adesuwa Omoigiafu
  • Ekiti – Ezekiel Silver
  • Enugu – Shalom Ozioko
  • Gombe – Chibuzor Chijioke
  • Imo – Queeneth Igbokwe
  • Jigawa – Eleh Nneka
  • Kaduna – Sophia Nelson
  • Kano – Mbah Cynthia
  • Kwara – Ufa Dania
  • Lagos – Bolarinde Damilola
  • Ogun – Ikediashi Irene
  • Ondo – Elohor Okpako
  • Rivers – Able Dike
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Esther Ososanya is an investigative journalist with Pinnacle Daily, reporting across health, business, environment, metro, Fct and crime. Known for her bold, empathetic storytelling, she uncovers hidden truths, challenges broken systems, and gives voice to overlooked Nigerians. Her work drives national conversations and demands accountability one powerful story at a time.

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