Registration is now ongoing for interested contestants who want to be crowned the next Face Of Maritime International. However, interested candidates must meet our eligibility criteria before proceeding to register.
CRITIRIA FOR ELIGIBILITY:
1. GENDER: Contestant must be a damsel (single lady) from Nigeria or any country of the world.
2. AGE: Contestants must be within the ages of 16 and 26.
3. EDUCATION: Must have SSCE as minimum education qualification
4. INTEREST: Models, aspiring models or any interested young lady who desires to be a beauty queen is acceptable
5. BACKGROUND: Contestants who have maritime background are added advantage but not compulsory.
6. QUEENS: Contestants who are former beauty queens are specially welcome but those whose reigns are still ongoing must have the approval of their brand managers.
7. T & C: Contestants must be ready to abide by the Terms and Conditions guiding Face Of Maritime International (FOMI) Contest.
8. REGISTRATION FEE: Before registering, interested candidates must pay their N5000 registration fee into this UBA Account No: 2213749309 Account Name: Girls Go To Sea Campaign Initiative
CRITIRIA FOR ELIGIBILITY:
1. GENDER: Contestant must be a damsel (single lady) from Nigeria or any country of the world.
2. AGE: Contestants must be within the ages of 16 and 26.
3. EDUCATION: Must have SSCE as minimum education qualification
4. INTEREST: Models, aspiring models or any interested young lady who desires to be a beauty queen is acceptable
5. BACKGROUND: Contestants who have maritime background are added advantage but not compulsory.
6. QUEENS: Contestants who are former beauty queens are specially welcome but those whose reigns are still ongoing must have the approval of their brand managers.
7. T & C: Contestants must be ready to abide by the Terms and Conditions guiding Face Of Maritime International (FOMI) Contest.
8. REGISTRATION FEE: Before registering, interested candidates must pay their N5000 registration fee into this UBA Account No: 2213749309 Account Name: Girls Go To Sea Campaign Initiative