FIRST MISS WORLD WINNER 'KIKI HAKANSSON' PASSED AWAY AT THE AGE OF 95.(PHOTOS).

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  Sad to learn of the passing of the very first Miss World, Kerstin Margareta "Kiki" Håkansson, at the age of 95. Swedish beauty Kiki won the very first Miss World title back in 1951 and remains the only winner to be crowned in a bikini.  The pageant world sends its condolences to Kiki's son Chris and her entire family at the loss of an iconic queen. Rest assured that this trailblazing lady will never be forgotten. ACCORDING TO ANOTHER SOURCE: Kiki Hakansson, the first-ever Miss World, passed away at the age of 95. She died peacefully in her sleep at her home in California on Monday, November 4. Her family confirmed she was “comfortable, peaceful, and well cared for” in her final days. The news was shared via the official Miss World Instagram account. Born in Sweden, Kiki Hakansson made history in 1951 when she was crowned Miss World at the pageant held in London. Originally conceived as a one-time event for the 1951 Festival of Britain, the Miss World competition became
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U-17 WWC: FLAMINGOS WIN FAIR PLAY AWARD. (PHOTO).

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 U-17 WWC: Flamingos win FIFA Fair Play award


Nigeria’s Flamingos won the Fair Play award at the jut concluded FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Dominican Republic.


Bankole Olowookere’s side were rewarded for their exemplary behavior in the tournament.


The Flamingos picked the least number of bookings during the competition.


The West Africans were eliminated by the United States of America in the quarterfinals, going down to a 2-0 loss.


The Nigerian girls won all three group games before succumbing to the firepower of the Americans.

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