Miss Nauru

Miss Nauru follows in her mother’s footsteps

Pitcher will be representing Nauru at the pageant in Samoa.

She is no stranger to the competition, as she is the daughter of crowned Miss Samoa in 1981.

Her mother, Juliana Curry Pitcher also went on to represent Samoa in the Miss World competition in the same year she held the title.

Pitcher with her Chaperone Faith Mau have officially checked in along with the other pageant contestants including American Samoa, Solomon Island and Samoa.

Miss Nauru 2022 to represent Nauru at the 16th Miss Pacific pageant

The experience was awesome and fun said the new Miss Nauru eita dabug as she is now an inspiration to hundreds of youngsters aspiring to be like her. She said she will maintain a respectable character to be a great role model, especially to the youths of today.

Alexandra Pitcher was proudly sponsored by Eigigu Holdings and in her interview she expressed her gratitude to Eigigu Holdings for giving her the opportunity and she is very grateful for opening a new chapter in lher life, which she is ready to accept.

Miss Nauru Chanique Deiye leads clean-up campaign

Deiye is inviting the general public to participate in keeping Nauru; clean, beautiful, environmentally safe and visitor friendly.

Nauru Media News – NTV reports the campaign will be held at the Anibare community boat harbour from 10am to 2pm and will encompass the popular public spot for recreation right up to the multi-purpose court.

Miss Nauru; the face of Nauru Tourism and the youth is calling on the general public especially divers to join in the clean-up campaign to beautify the Anibare community boat harbor land and sea areas.

Miss Nauru to highlight violence against women at regional pageant

Finch is currently in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea where the pageant is underway.

The student is currently enrolled at the University of the South Pacific Nauru Campus doing preliminary studies in pursuit of a Bachelor’s degree in the Agricultural sector.

Miss PNG running third in internet challenge

Raking 31 percent so far with 2,277 votes, Miss Tonga Laura Melaia Renae Lauti, 21 years old, is running first towards the title of Miss Internet.

Following in second place is Miss Nauru, Lucina Detsiogo, 19, who has also covered 31 percent with 2,351 votes.

PNG’s Limbiye in third place has managed to cover only 9 percent with 705 votes so far.

Miss Nauru performs at State banquet

Lucina has a talent for singing and dancing and her appearance at the state banquet this week (13 May) in celebration of Nauru's 40th Constitution Day celebration was a pleasant surprise for the guests.

She elegantly performed a semi-slow dance in a red and black island dress.

Miss Nauru recently returned from Brisbane Australia where she visited several schools to promote Nauru's culture. During the same trip Digicel Nauru set up a photo shoot with Lucina which was a very rewarding experience for her.

Miss Nauru ends Brisbane visit with photo shoot and lunch with Nauruan community

The photo session was organised by Digicel Nauru featuring Lucina, who is a brand ambassador for the company, with Digicel products.

Lucina was very relaxed and enjoyed the shoot very much. She also posed in several other outfits put together by the Miss Nauru Organising Committee.

Digicel provided a professional hair and makeup artist to prepare Lucina for the photo session.

Miss Nauru warmly welcomed by Melbourne’s Nauruan community

Miss Detsiogo, who was on holiday in Melbourne last weekend, was also treated to a surprise trip in a Hummer.

The community went all out to treat Miss Detsiogo like a queen, pampering her with gifts including a wrist watch, Kardashian handbag and wallet and bath and hand towels with Miss Nauru embroidered on them.

Digicel Nauru signs Miss Nauru as first female brand ambassador

Lucina represented the Chief Secretary Department in the Nauru Independence Day celebrations for the Miss Nauru Pageant in February.

 

Miss Nauru Lucina is hopeful for the future of Education and Nauruan culture and is also looking forward to participating in the Miss Pacific Islands Pagent which will be held in Samoa later this year.

 

Miss Nauru hosts first fundraiser

The dinner was island formal and served up a 3-course meal ending with a very large cake saying “Congratulations Miss Nauru”.

While the DJ and MC did a great job entertaining the 80 or so guests throughout the evening, Lucina greeted her guests at their tables during the meal.

The guests also took part in a mini pageant especially for them. Miss Nauru was the sole judge selecting the best dressed male and female, and another prize for the Bold and Beautiful lady, and Handsome Hunk for the men.