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Ntubu crowned Miss Valentines� Ghetto 2015

Monday, February 16, 2015
Ntubu flanked by first and second princess
Ntubu flanked by first and second princess

FRANCISTOWN: Kabo Ntubu from Tatisiding village, 15km south of Francistown, was crowned Miss Valentines’ Ghetto 2015 during a not so colorful ceremony at the Francistown Club on Friday.

The chirpy 19-year-old model beat nine other contestants, in an event hosted to celebrate love and provide models in Francistown with a platform to showcase their talents.   

Mmadinare-born Pearl Ojahile (22) and 21-year-old Gaolebale Lekau from Maun were crowned first and second princesses respectively.  For her efforts, Ntubu won herself a clothing voucher worthy P600 from Mr. Price Stores. The first and second princesses won vouchers worth P400 and P300 respectively.

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