MONROVIA – The official launch of Miss Earth Liberia 2020 Pageant was held on Saturday, February 15, 2020 at the Monrovia City Hall, it was an amazing and extravagant night, the show highlighted the exhibition of Contestants who showcased their traditional outfits, making strong and eloquent presentations of their various Environmental Elements and beautiful display of talent. The event was graced by high dignitaries and pageant lovers.
This year’s edition is brought to you by La Queen Entertainment in partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with strong collaboration from some major sponsors including, BMC, Brussels Airlines, Royal Air Moroc, Jos Travels, The Hub Diner, Boulevard Palace Hotel, U C I , Air Côte d’Ivoire , NPA, Monrovia Breweries, M C C , L A C E, Sethi Brothers , Body Zone, The Cape Hotel , Green Petroleum , F D A , Kenya Airways and many more.
The Saturday night witnessed three beautiful contestants who honorably walked away with prizes in various categories; Miss Jemimah Togba Goddess of Tears won the online voting, Miss Robertline R Kerkula; Goddess of Light , won the best Traditional Custom, while Miss Franketta B. Roberts; Goddess of Water won the best presentation of the night. This year’s pageant over the weekend was very exciting and challenging with 9 strong and beautiful contestants varying for the prestigious Miss Earth Liberia crown.
The final coronation is slated for March 28 at the ministerial Complex in Oldest Congo town. Miss Earth Liberia pageant is an environmental women empowerment program that promotes the involvement in sustainability, Green & conservation issues through educating communities… the winner of this pageant represents Liberia in the Philippines at the Miss Earth pageant among contestants from over 120 countries around the world.
The organizers wish to extend their thanks and appreciation to all their sponsors and fans for showing up and look forward to seeing them during the final coronation.
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