The Guinean government has temporarily placed a ban on beauty pageants after the skimpy outfits in the swimwear section caused outrage on social media. The ban comes after the 2017 Miss Guinee competitors were paraded in their bikinis in front of the Prime Minister Mamady Youla on Saturday, February 11, 2017.
Several Guineans on social tagged the competition a 'total shame', while one publication, Flash Guinee, asked in its headline if the prime minister was encouraging prostitution.
In a statement released by Culture Minister, Siaka Barry, he said the ban will run until after a new code of ethics has been drawn up. He also added that the government has ended its contract with the organisers of the beauty pageant.
Source: BBC Afrique
Beauty pageants in Nigeria now is more like organised pimping and prostitution. We need this ban here
ReplyDeleteU Must be stupid... is it ur body they are prostituting.?
DeleteWhat was the prime minister looking for at the pageant.?
Fake set of people...
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I can't hear you. Btw who the fuck are you to decide that?
DeleteAll these ladies will now go into prostitution . Gud for them
ReplyDeleteSeriously we need that here too... Let bring back some moral sanity 2 this part of the world.
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Hypocrites....ban it but watch miss world
ReplyDeleteAfter the beauty pageants,then prostitution,Nigeria should take that decision too.beauty pageants is evil
ReplyDeleteYes it should be banned also in Nigeria. Charity begins at home. They are the mother's of tommorrow
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I am in full support. We need to bring back our morals.
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