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The Urban Eccentric Queen: Queen Adeshina Ifeoluwa R.

                                                 


As her royal-sounding name implies, it was as if IFEOLUWA was destined for greatness from the very beginning. The world says every girl is a Queen, but IFEOLUWA didn't settle with such statement and pursued her dreams of becoming a queen and alas, she became one.

Late 2018, the 20-year old Queen was crowned the 2nd Miss Ojuloge Nigeria at Owu Crowns Ibadan.

Being the second crowned Miss Ojuloge Nigeria, she has been up and doing, putting smiles on the faces of the little ones, doing exceptionally well amidst other Queens in South West Nigeria.



Early 2019, as a way of supporting child education, Queen IFEOLUWA ADESHINA  took to her hometown, Ilaro town in Ogun State to show love to the primary school pupils by enlightening them on importance of education. She also distributed writing and reading materials to 5 different Primary Schools in Ilaro.

                                                     

QUEEN IFEOLUWA ADESHINA has lifted the crown, used it and still using it positively to impact positively, support lots of activities in south west Nigeria which is her geopolitical zone.


Since her emergence as Miss Ojuloge Nigeria, she has portrayed​ a good attitude and has been outstanding, because when the journey started, people thought what can this little girl do with the crown. But she has displayed high level of capability of being a Queen and leader.


                                                       



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