I became a beauty queen to touch lives says Ayanfe Falana, MBGE 2016

Nineteen-year-old Ayanfe Falana who won the Most Beautiful Girl in Eko beauty pageant, tells Saturday Beats about her reign
How do you feel being a beauty queen?
I feel good. I am happy about it most especially because I have to impact on the society. I will touch lives and reach out to people. The thought of what I intend to achieve during my reign already excites me.
But there are other more popular beauty pageants, why didn’t you go for them?
The contest was done when I was free. I was running a diploma programme at the University of Lagos and when I finished my programme, that was the pageant that was about to hold and I had to go for it. And then again, this pageant has to do with Lagos State and I wanted to represent my state, Ekiti, in Lagos. I am glad I was part of it.
Most people do not really allow their wards to contest in beauty pageants because they frown at the way  girls wear skimpy dresses like bikini, didn’t you mind exposing your body during the contest?
I can really say the way most people criticise and see beauty pageant is not really the true situation. I know there are some pageants that you contest and you are required to show your body as you are meant to wear bikini and such stuff. But that is not the case here. This beauty pageant is not all about your outer looks but your inner self as well. It has to do with your confidence, charisma and your intelligence. Even if you expose your body, it doesn’t mean that you would win.

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