MISS INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL NIGERIA, 2016 - GRAND FINALE



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The judges for the 2016 Miss Integrity  International Nigeria have been announced. This year’s panel of judges are people we all love to see and have come to take a special place in our heart. The panel of judges for this year’s edition is made up of Anna Banner (Most Beautiful Girl In Nigeria 2013), Emmanuel Ikubese (Mr Nigeria 2014), Belinda Effah (Award Winning Actress) and Chinwe Ibeneme (CEO Model Chemical Industry).
Goldtech Events, the Official organizers of Miss Integrity International Nigeria 2016 is ready to make this Year edition a memorable one as preparations are in top gear to ensure both the contestants, and everyone who grace the occasion will have a lasting memory to remember for a long time to come as the occasion will also be graced by some major Nigerian celebrities from the music, movies and ModelIng Industry.
The Grand finale comes up on the 29th of May, and he venue is Bespoke Event Center Lekki, Lagos.
Red Carpet starts  by  5:30pm 
Show Proper kicks off by  7:00pm

GRAND FINALE TICKETS IS OUT AND ALREADY SELLING.
REGULAR – 3K
VIP –  5K

VVIP 10K 

TABLE FOR 8 – 100K

For Ticket Booking /Sponsorship Call:
08142656411, 08099721577

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