Last Updated on May 24, 2023, 7:34 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The New Rivers Farmers Corporation is hosting the 2023 Miss Earth Princess Pageant edition in Nevis. The event will occur at the Nevis Cultural Complex on Saturday, May 27, 2023. The event will see the students from various primary schools in the Nevis. The pageant will see multiple contests between the contestants to reach the title of Miss Earth Princess.
The following seven contestants will compete for the title on Saturday Evening at the Nevis Cultural Complex:
- SHYHEDRA DANIEL will compete in the pageant as a representative of CHARLESTOWN PRIMARY
- ALEIJAH HENDRICKSON will feature in the pageant as a representative of JOYCELYN LIBURD PRIMARY
- KEJOHNE HILL will compete in the pageant representing the NEVIS ACADEMY
- MYESHA JEFFERS will represent her educational institute MONTESSORI ACADEMY in the pageant
- ANJHENIQUE PEMBERTON will compete on behalf of her educational institution, MAUDE CROSSE PREPARATORY
- ZAKIYAH STAPLETON will feature in the pageant as a representative of the ELIZABETH PEMBERTON PRIMARY
- ZENOBIA JOHNSON will represent her primary school IVOR WALTERS PRIMARY at the Miss Earth Princess Pageant
The event is open to all the attendants. However, the people who wish to attend the event will have to pay entrance pay for the tickets. The prices for the advance buyers of the tickets are $15 for children between the ages of 5-16 and $25 for attendants aged over 16
The prices will subsequently increase by $5 for those who get the tickets on the day of the Miss Earth Princess Pageant. The New Amounts are $20 for children aged 5-16 and $30 for attendants over 16. The tickets for the pageant are available at the at the Culturama secretariat. The event will start at 7:00 PM on Saturday, May 27.
The seven beauties will compete for the title of Miss Earth Princess. They are coming from primary schools across Nevis. The members of the New Rivers Cooperative and the different schools are also invited to attend the
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