Precious Okwuchukwu Uzoma is a talented Nigerian model, beauty queen, content creator, and a passionate advocate for young women. She is the founder of the Her Pride Initiative, which aims to promote menstrual hygiene, self-worth, and empowerment for girls in underserved communities. Precious earned her degree in Accounting from the prestigious University of Madonna Okija and is currently pursuing her ICAN certification. Her mission is to use her voice and platform to drive meaningful change.
In her recent interview with Fourwall Magazine, she shared insights into her modeling journey, upcoming projects, and recent accomplishments. Looking to the future, Precious is committed to amplifying her efforts in empowerment and advocacy. “I hope to collaborate with more organizations and reach even more communities,” she expressed with determination. “Together, we can create a world where every woman has access to the care and support she needs.”
How did you feel about emerging as the 2nd runner-up in Miss Nigeria Queen World?
I felt immensely honored and humbled. Standing alongside beautiful, intelligent, and purpose-driven women, being named 2nd runner-up truly reinforced that hard work, grace, and faith yield results. It was a moment filled with pride and gratitude.
What challenges did you face during the contest and how did you overcome them?
One of the main challenges was maintaining confidence in a highly competitive setting. There were moments of self-doubt; however, I relied on my support system, stayed spiritually grounded, and consistently reminded myself of the reasons I embarked on this journey.
What set you apart from other contestants?
I believe my passion and sense of purpose distinguished me from the other contestants. I was not merely there for the crown; I had a clear vision to uplift and empower girls. My authenticity, along with my poise and community project, made me a strong contender.
What has been the most rewarding experience of your journey in pageantry so far?
The most gratifying experience has been the platform it has provided to speak, impact lives, and represent young women like me. Pageantry has amplified my voice and mission in ways I never imagined.
As Miss Nigeria Queen World 2nd runner-up, what project do you intend to pursue with the crown?
I will continue with Her Pride Initiative, focusing on menstrual hygiene education, distributing sanitary pads, and conducting confidence-building workshops for girls in schools and rural areas. My goal is to reach as many girls as possible and remind them of their worth.
Tell us more about the Miss Nigeria Queen World pageant and why you chose to compete on this platform.
Miss Nigeria Queen World is a prestigious platform that champions beauty with a purpose. I chose this pageant because it extends beyond glamour; it empowers young women to become change-makers in their communities, which aligns perfectly with my personal mission.
How do you plan to use your office to make an impact in your community?
I intend to collaborate with schools, NGOs, and stakeholders to implement impactful projects through Her Pride Initiative. From organizing awareness campaigns to hosting girl-centered development programs, I want my reign as queen to reflect lasting community change.
What are your hobbies and interests outside of pageantry?
I enjoy content creation, traveling, volunteering, and storytelling through fashion and media. Additionally, I love mentoring young girls and hosting confidence-building sessions, as I am a multifaceted creator.
Who are your role models and why?
I admire Michelle Obama for her poise, strength, and dedication to empowering young people. In Nigeria, Ruth Kadiri and Iyabo Ojo inspire me with their resilience and versatility. I also deeply admire my partner, Tochukwu Okenna Udomba, whose belief in me, wisdom, and support for my dreams inspire me daily. He is not only my biggest supporter but also someone whose strength, calmness, and drive motivate me to improve. His presence reminds me of the power of love, support, and partnership. Another person close to my heart is my soul sister, Queen Amaka Favor. She embodies grace, loyalty, and strength, and her ability to overcome challenges while uplifting others is something I truly admire. She has been a source of light, motivation, and genuine friendship throughout my journey. They all exemplify the type of personality I strive to embody: bold, compassionate, and impactful.
What is the most important lesson you’ve learned on your journey as a model?
To never diminish myself to fit in. My journey has taught me to stand tall in my uniqueness and harness it as my power.
What is your favorite aspect of being a beauty queen?
My favorite aspect is the influence I now possess to drive change and inspire others. Being a beauty queen means being a role model, a voice, and a symbol of possibility for the next girl watching.
What advice would you give to young women aspiring to follow in your footsteps?
Never stop believing in your dreams. Prepare, stay focused, and be fearless. The world is waiting for your voice; use it with pride, grace, and purpose.