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Miss Nigeria Miss Nigeria Miss Nigeria is an annual beauty pageant show which showcases positive attributes of Nigerian women and awards university scholarships. The winner portrays exemplary qualities and serves as a role model for young women in the country. The pageant is currently organized by Daily Times Nigeria. The current title holder is Psychology graduate Peace Mildred Ehiguese who represented Adamawa State. National newspaper "Daily Times" are owners of the Miss Nigeria franchise which started as a photo contest in 1957. Contestants posted photographs of themselves to the "Daily Times" headquarters in Lagos where finalists were shortlisted; those successful were invited