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UGANDA’S AAMITO STACIE WINS FIRST EDITION OF AFRICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL


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The first edition of Africa’s Next Top Model has come to an end the we walk away with Uganda’s Aamito Stacie as the winner of the inaugural edition of the show. She beat out 11 other contestants from 8 different countries including 3 contestants from Nigeria (Joyce, Omowunmi, and Opeyemi)
The winner was announced earlier today on the TV show hosted by supermodel, Oluchi Orlandi. Congrats to her. She is the 1st ever Africa’s Next Top Model. Congrats Aamito.
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