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Miss World Nigeria 2026, Tamunosoye Karibi-George, will represent Nigeria in the Miss World finale on Saturday, showing off an evening gown inspired by the Nigerian flag and a costume paying tribute to the Niger Delta.
The 26-year-old beauty queen shared pictures of her final evening gown on Instagram, describing the green, white and green outfit as a representation of the Nigerian flag.
“Green, white and green — tonight, I wear home,” she wrote.
Karibi-George said she wanted Nigeria to “speak without saying a word” through the gown, adding that every detail reflected the flag she had carried throughout her journey.
“As I take this final walk, I do so with immense pride — knowing that wherever I go, Nigeria goes with me,” she said.
She also unveiled a costume inspired by the “Amazon of the Mangrove,” which she said was a tribute to the strength of women, the richness of the Niger Delta and the relationship between its people and their environment.
“Tonight, I take the Miss World stage carrying a story that is deeply rooted in home,” Karibi-George said.
The costume, she added, represents the resilience of her people and “a piece of the place that shaped me”.
The Miss World finale is scheduled for 7 pm Vietnam time on Saturday, with 111 national representatives competing for the crown.
Reigning Miss World Opal Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand will take her final walk before crowning her successor at the seaside event in Nha Trang.
