BEAUTY QUEEN AND MODEL

BEAUTY QUEEN AND MODEL…..MISS IMOH KAMSI ADA

The 21years old  Taurus  Beauty Gives us an insight into her life…childhood, love life, career, and everything that keeps her going

AMA-NUEL: Please Introduce Yourself.?

MISS KAMSI; I am Imoh Kamsi Ada, A graduate of Banking and Finance from Madonna University, I am the first and only daughter of my parents, my Dad is late but my Mum is a Regional Planner in FCDA…..I have two younger brothers, I am 21years old .

AMA –NUEL; How was growing up?

MISS KAMSI; OH (smiles) it was interesting, full of love and endless attention from my family especially as the only daughter and I was my daddy’s Princess

AMA-NUEL; I can imagine…. Am guessing you didn’t have any childhood regrets?

MISS KAMSI: (Smiles) I did have…..Losing my daddy at the age of 15, was traumatic experience for me. I had just finished my secondary school then. He died of Cancer

AMA-NUEL; How did the Modeling Bug bite you;

MISS KAMSI;  I started modeling at 17years,in my 200level…..I had the most amazing roommates and friends(Eva, Nelo, Denise, Ella, Maureen, Blessing, Linda and especially Nnenna Madu) in school who constantly reminded me of how I had the physique of a model and they kept pushing me, and then  meet  Mr. Kachi in Owerri who Advised me to contest in a beauty pageant. I contested  in my First Pageant (MISS IMO TOURISM QUEEN)  with my close friend Blessing  Eziocha, in December of 2011 and I finished as the second runner up and that was how it started.

AMA-NUELS; did you have any challenges?

MISS KAMSI; Yeah…(Laughs) Been Naive was a major challenge, because it stopped me for exploring most of the opportunities I had, and my Mum too…because anything she was not in support of didn’t just feel right to me ,but presently she is my major fan and my support system

AMA-NUEL: People say pageants are just about parading pretty girls around in pretty dresses and swimsuits, and that they belittle women. What’s your take on this?

MISS KAMSI: Honestly, those were my thoughts at first, but after reflecting on the women that these pageants produce, I realized that this was truly not the case. Now I see that pageants are about recognizing the worth of women and appreciating their overall beauty and priceless qualities, like warmth, strength, intelligence, ability to manage time—a great feat when having to manage work and training for the pageant—and effectiveness in balancing their energy in every aspect of their lives. Being a woman takes a lot more than just maintaining a great face and physique— it’s also about being able to go through hardships while carrying on in life. We women tend to be more emotional creatures, and as such, are more vulnerable to breaking under pressure. However, we show our true strength by overcoming these hardships, while at the same time successfully playing the roles of lover/wife/mother/sister/ daughter/housewife/professional and the list can go on and on. Pageants recognize and praise this!

AMA-NUEL; Professional women often have problems in finding the right balance between career and family. Which comes first for you?

MISS KAMSI; Family, definitely. Growing up in a family of   five(my mum dad and 2 brothers) showed me the importance of family unity, and the role of each member. My parents have had to, and continue to sacrifice, giving selflessly for each of us, making us all realize that the material things aren’t what keep us together and get us through everyday life. They’ve taught us the values, morals, and principles that we so diligently display (or attempt to, at least!). My sisters and I have learnt the value of sharing and recognizing that we all need each other in this world. Support and encouragement, love and care all start at home, and these influence and build character.

AMA-NUEL: What inspires you?

MISS KAMSI: The fact that there is so much to live for. There is such a big world out there and so much to live for that if I were to let it pass me by, I’d miss out on a great opportunity to just.....live.

AMA-NUEL; Tell us about your spiritual life.

MISS KAMSI: Spirituality is extremely important in everyday life. I derive my spirituality from my Anglican base, and place a lot of trust in God. Each person has a different way of being in touch with his or her spirituality. For me, I believe that God has a plan for each of us, and whatever He gives us–good or bad–He will take us through.

AMA-NUELS: Modeling and Pageantry, which is your FAVOURITE?

MISS KAMSI: I love the both but I did choose pageantry, because been a beauty queen comes w this Grace and responsibilities

AMA-NUELS; Have ever won any pageant?

MISS KAMSI; yes…I was the queen of my school ( MISS MADONNA UNIVERSITY) in 2012 and I represented my school in Miss University Nigeria and I was the first runner up for Miss Imo State in 2012 too, Face of signatures Imo State.

AMA-NUELS; who is your Role Model?

MISS KAMSI; sincerely speaking…My Mother….(MRS  NNENNA  AGNES  IMOH) She is everything I want to be in a woman, I have seen her in good, bad, ugly and worst situations but the way she handle everything that comes her way inspires me…I am so lucky to have her as a role model because she has helped me grow.

AMA-NUELS; what’s your favorite meal?

MISS KAMSI: fried yam and egg.

AMA-NUELS: Do you exercise daily,weekly, monthly…what the secret of your to-die shape?

MISS KAMSI: I don’t know the road to any gym, neither to I work out or even watch what I eat…I am really lazy girl…like very lazy (laughs) I guess it GOD.

AMA-NUELS: A pretty girl like you must have a man in her life…so who is the MR,

MISS KAMSI: (smiles)

AMA-NUELS: That smile…Spilt girl

 MISS KAMSI; Yes there is a Mr.…….but that all I am spilling.

AMA-NUELS;  Male or female friends?

MISS KAMSI; Any (smiles)

AMA-NUELS: I see beauty queen sonly make friends with beauty queens, are your closest friends beauty queens?

MISS KAMSI;  fortunately, yes. My closest friend is queen Harriet ‘Finieeeee’ Edide. She was miss Niger Delta and Miss Bayelsa.  We are really close and helping each other grow.

AMA-NUEL: your hobbies?

MISS KAMSI: Dancing and swimming…But I am pretty poor  at both (laughs)

AMA-NUEL: THANKS FOR ALL THE JUICY STUFFS