For the first time in history we have 'Mrs'. Nigeria United Nations. All in the past was 'Miss' this or that... but today we've history to tell in our life time. Meet The First Ever Mrs. Nigeria United Nations:
Mrs. Ebelechukwu Chinelo, has been married for 7 years (May 3, 2008)
to her loving and supportive husband, Mr. Emeka Enemchukwu. Aside
being a devoted wife, she is equally a mother to three adorable children
– two daughters and a son.
She holds two degrees – a B.Sc. in Microbiology and a Masters’ Degree in Business Administration (M.B.A.).
She works as a Training Specialist with Globacom Limited, in Lagos, Nigeria.
She is member of the Confraternity Of Christian Mothers in the
Catholic Church Of The Transfiguration, Victoria Garden City (V.C.G.),
Lagos, Nigeria, where she has been very active in the Church’s
humanitarian activities such as : visits to Prisons, feeding of
destitutes in poor suburbs, raising of funds to support widows and
orphans, and most recently, raising of money and materials for the
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) arising from the Boko Haram menace
in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria especially in Borno State.
Currently, the most significant development in her life is the fact
that she just clinched the MRS UNITED NATIONS NIGERIA title and
therefore a contestant for the World title in the Mrs Category. She has a vision to promote the Pageant System, as well as
her Platform/Pet Project called the W.A.B.I.O. Foundation when she wins.
W.A.B.I.O. here is an acronym which represents Women Are Beautiful
Inside and Out. This platform basically seeks to restore and sustain the
confidence, the self-esteem/self-worth and life ambition of girls and
women which may have been dented or even lost following unwanted
pregnancies. This is in line with the third Millennium Development Goal
of promoting gender equality and empowering women. The Platform is
currently in its formative stage (awareness creation).
You can help her win by woting in this site: www.munp.org/contestants/2015/misses/mrs-nigeria-2015.
For the first time in history we have 'Mrs'. Nigeria United Nations. All in the past was 'Miss' this or that... but today we've history to tell in our life time. Meet The First Ever Mrs. Nigeria United Nations:
Mrs. Ebelechukwu Chinelo, has been married for 7 years (May 3, 2008)
to her loving and supportive husband, Mr. Emeka Enemchukwu. Aside
being a devoted wife, she is equally a mother to three adorable children
– two daughters and a son.
She holds two degrees – a B.Sc. in Microbiology and a Masters’ Degree in Business Administration (M.B.A.).
She works as a Training Specialist with Globacom Limited, in Lagos, Nigeria.
She is member of the Confraternity Of Christian Mothers in the
Catholic Church Of The Transfiguration, Victoria Garden City (V.C.G.),
Lagos, Nigeria, where she has been very active in the Church’s
humanitarian activities such as : visits to Prisons, feeding of
destitutes in poor suburbs, raising of funds to support widows and
orphans, and most recently, raising of money and materials for the
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) arising from the Boko Haram menace
in the North-Eastern part of Nigeria especially in Borno State.
Currently, the most significant development in her life is the fact
that she just clinched the MRS UNITED NATIONS NIGERIA title and
therefore a contestant for the World title in the Mrs Category. She has a vision to promote the Pageant System, as well as
her Platform/Pet Project called the W.A.B.I.O. Foundation when she wins.
W.A.B.I.O. here is an acronym which represents Women Are Beautiful
Inside and Out. This platform basically seeks to restore and sustain the
confidence, the self-esteem/self-worth and life ambition of girls and
women which may have been dented or even lost following unwanted
pregnancies. This is in line with the third Millennium Development Goal
of promoting gender equality and empowering women. The Platform is
currently in its formative stage (awareness creation).
You can help her win by woting in this site: www.munp.org/contestants/2015/misses/mrs-nigeria-2015.
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