Earlier this week, Nile Media Entertainment announced a significant deal. They acquired the rights to distribute the movie “Everybody Loves Jenifa” across six continents. However, FilmOne Entertainment will continue to handle local distribution in Nigeria.

To build anticipation, Nile Media introduced an innovative voucher system called “Atlas by Reach.” This system, first used with Omoni Oboli’s “The Uprising: Wives on Strike 3,” allows fans to purchase vouchers ahead of the movie’s release.

“Everybody Loves Jenifa” is set to hit cinemas nationwide on December 13th. This comedy-drama promises a nostalgic experience filled with humor, building on the beloved franchise.

Following the record-breaking success of “A Tribe Called Judah,” Funke Akindele’s latest film is generating immense excitement.

The movie will feature familiar faces like Falz, Omotunde ‘Lolo’ Adebowale-David, and Olayode Juliana, alongside newcomers Chimezie Imo, Layi Wasabi, Bisola Aiyeola, Jackie Appiah, and Omowunmi Dada.

While many African countries have sent representatives to the pageant, only a few have managed to clinch the coveted Miss Universe crown.

The Miss Universe pageant is one of the most prestigious beauty pageants worldwide. It has been a stage for countless beautiful women to showcase their elegance, intelligence, and talent.

1. South Africa

South Africa is the African country with the most Miss Universe wins. This stunning nation has produced four Miss Universe winners:

• Margaret Gardiner (1978)
• Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters (2017)
• Zozibini Tunzi (2019)
• Andrea Meza (2020)

These South African beauties have not only captivated the world with their beauty but have also used their platforms to advocate for important social causes.

2. Namibia

Namibia, a small country in Southern Africa, has also made its mark on the Miss Universe stage.

• Michelle McLean won the Miss Universe title in 1992.

This stunning Namibian beauty brought pride to her nation and continues to be an inspiration to many.

3. Angola

Angola, a country rich in culture and natural beauty, has also produced a Miss Universe winner.

• Leila Lopes was crowned Miss Universe in 2011.

Her win marked a significant moment for Angola and showcased the beauty and talent of African women.

4. Botswana

Botswana, a landlocked country in Southern Africa, may be small, but it has produced one of the most iconic Miss Universe winners.

• Ntsepa Motsepe won the Miss Universe title in 1999.

Her win was a surprise to many, but it solidified Botswana’s place in the pageant world.

These four African countries – South Africa, Namibia, Angola, and Botswana – have proven that African beauty is truly global.

They have inspired countless young women across the continent and beyond to dream big and pursue their passions.

As the Miss Universe pageant continues to evolve, we can only hope to see more African countries adding their names to this prestigious list.

Check here for more articles.