See Name And Pictures of past Most Beautiful Girls In Nigeria(88-2009)

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But we only hear of a few of them like nike oshinowo, Bianca Onoh, Regina Askia , Agbani, mowunmi Akinifesi, and the recent one munachi.


I really liked Toyin Raji then she reminded me of janet Jackson, I also liked susan hart,Bianca onoh and Sandra Petgrave and Sabina Umeh.

Who was you favourite and prettiest most beautiful girl winner.? 

And Who knows whats been happening to  Omasan Buwa, Susan Hart, Toyin Raji,Sandra Petgrave,Sabina Umeh and the rest of these past most beautiful girl winners?

Here’s the list of the past winners and their pictures too.

Omasan buwa            (1988)


Bianca Onoh               (1988-1989)


Regina Askia               (1989 )


Sabina Umeh              (1989-1990)


Nike Oshinowo           (1991)


Sandra Petgrave        (1992)


Rhihole Gbinigie          (1993)


Susan Hart                 (1994)


Toyin Raji                    (1995-1996)


Emma Komlousy       ( 1997)


Chika Chikezie           (1998)


Angela Ukpoma         (1999) 


Maltida Kerry             (2000)

Agbani Darego           (2001) Miss world

Ann Suinner               (2001-2002)

Chineye Ochuba         (2002)


Ohomotu Cecelia Bisong   (2003)


Anita Uwagbele                 (2004)

Omowunmi Akinifesi           (2005)


Abiola Bashorun                (2006)


Munachi Nwankwo            (2007)


Adaeze Igwe                     (2008)


Glory chukwu                     (2009)

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