Vote for Nigeria's Soye Karibi-George at Miss World Festival

Nigerians can now vote for Tamunosoye Karibi-George, known as Soye, as she competes in the 73rd Miss World Festival in Vietnam.

Karibi-George, who won the title of Miss World Nigeria 2026, is representing Nigeria at this global event. She has asked Nigerians at home and abroad to support her as she aims for the prestigious Blue Crown.

In a message to her supporters, she shared the voting process and called it a shared journey for Nigeria.
"The journey continues, and every vote brings us one step closer to the Blue Crown," she said.

"I am honoured to carry the Nigerian flag on the Miss World stage, and I want to know that Nigerians everywhere are standing with me."

Karibi-George emphasized that every vote counts as she works hard at the international pageant.
"Your support matters. Your vote matters. Nigeria matters."

How to vote for Miss World Nigeria

To support Karibi-George in this contest, voters should:

1. Visit the official Miss World voting platform.
2. Open Nigeria’s candidate page for Tamunosoye Karibi-George.
3. Follow the instructions on the platform to cast your vote.

The voting page for Nigeria’s representative can be found here: https://missworld.1voting.com/…/EVENT_dNWcJ/nigeria-1suM

The beauty queen has also urged Nigerians to support her as she aims to make Nigeria proud on the world stage.
"If you believe in this journey, stand with me and cast your vote for Queen Soye Karibi-George," she said.

PUNCH Online reported earlier that the 26-year-old beauty queen from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, arrived in Vietnam to represent Nigeria at the Miss World Festival.

Karibi-George won the Miss World Nigeria 2026 title at the Balmoral Hall of the Federal Palace Hotel in Lagos, where she beat 19 other finalists.

She represented Bayelsa State during the national competition, even though she hails from Port Harcourt in Rivers State.
Popularly called Soye, she is a trained communications professional and a member of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations.

Outside of pageantry, Karibi-George founded Beyond Labels, an initiative aimed at inclusion, dignity, and empowerment for children with special needs.
Her advocacy work is a key part of her role as Nigeria’s representative at the global event.

Before winning the Miss World Nigeria crown, she also won Miss Africa International 2024 in Accra, Ghana.

Ahead of her trip to Vietnam, Karibi-George described her Miss World journey as a chance to showcase Nigeria’s strength, culture, and values while pushing her advocacy.

The 73rd Miss World Festival is currently happening in Vietnam, where contestants are taking part in various activities and challenges leading up to the final.

Nigeria hopes for another strong performance after Joy Mojisola Raimi finished in the Top 20 at the 72nd Miss World pageant in India.