Most sensational performer in the ongoing Miss Dumba Beauty Contest, Jessica Abatanie with stage name, Asin-ma, has returned this week to pick the prize of Star Performer after she went fallow last week.
This has brought her total wins of the prize to 3 in the four weeks of night performances so far since the beginning of the Miss Dumba journey.
She grabbed the award after putting up a highly captivating and irresistibly humorous performance on stage outshining her contenders to pick the enviable prize.
Asin-ma's great display of confidence on stage and perfect oratory blended with her super artistic skills gives her unparalleled admiration and raving control of her audience.
"Wow, I just give God all the praise. The feeling is just extraordinary.
"Today, I wasn't expecting the prize but I thank God for everything," Asin-ma described her experience in an interview with Info Radio backstage after receiving the award.
She intimated that her performances meet the expectations of the judges, winning her the prizes as she believed in thoroughly researching, well rehearsing and being herself in getting the job done.
Her Saturday performance described the poor attitude to work by professionals leading to low productivity and sometimes loss of lives.
She acted as a nurse who got to work and spent almost all her time on social media – TikTok, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc – while an accident patient battled his life to death under her negligence to duty.
She then returned to advise against the attitude, urging people to value their professions and work to the fullest of their mandate for human good.
Miss Leila Abu who enjoys the highest chorus from audience among her peers retained the award of Best Costume having attracted the awarding discretion of judges of the night.
She was full of gratification that she protected her debut award in the contest in a row.
Leila's performance was on early marriage in which she walked her audience through the subject matter.
Paulina Ngmennasong who commands an appealing voice took home with ease the prize of Most Eloquent for the third conservative time.
Her strong possession of great oral skills put her at maxim which naturally endears the award to her.
Ngmennasong preached sanitation and hygiene on stage in a clear fashion to her audience and won the admiration of judges to clinch the award.
The 10-week journey to the crowning of a Miss Dumba queen keeps getting more and more intriguing as all potential queens put in enthralling performances and dazzle their audiences each week.
There has been no eviction yet as the nine queens battle it into the fifth week come Saturday.