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Dare2Dream Team Selects Final 6 In UNILAG

And the quest to find Nigeria’s next big talent continues as theDare2Dream initiative has selected 14 girls for the final event!
The day started with an interview at Cool FM with Manny and the angels. The team spoke extensively about the project and also gave out the event finale tickets to deserving winners.
14 aspiring models were
screened by a four-man jury panel consisting NTA’s Thecla Wilkie, UK Stylist Didi Oliveira, Health and Fitness consultant Maje Ayida and Fashion enthusiast and blogger at 360 Nobs and style Vitae, Noble Igwe. Maje and Noble gave inspiring talks, narrating their come-up years.
The final event is best described as exciting; organizers got to pick the Best Designer from a shortlist of three designers from the University of Lagos. They include Nina Dominic, Ankara Freak and Abraham Edwards who won the competition and will join Kinabuti as an intern.
The final event was used as a platform to showcase several talents; it was fun to see many step on stage to show their skills, even the gateman and recharge card seller kicked some rap verses!
At the end of the day, the final 6 who would join the boot camp in Lagos were selected.
The quest for the next big talent heats up as the Dare2Dream initiative entered its 14th day.
The Society of Performing Artistes Nigeria (SPAN) worked on the girl's presentation skills and practised role play with them. Leading Nigerian model, Nneka Edozien also practised walking and dancing with the girls - all of which would play a role in the final selection process.
The girls got the day off to a great start with a visit from the wife of one half of pop duo, P-Square, Lola Omotayo and The Guardian fashion correspondent, Kemi Amushan.
The ladies screened the girls selecting the final 6. After which the ladies shared their inspiring stories with the girls. After that, the finalists headed to the Pulse headquarters for a training in social media by Pulse Head of Online marketing, Yetunde Oyeleke.
The quest continues as the Dare2Dream initiative inches towards the finale on the 19th of November.

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