In an exclusive interview with “The most beautiful lady Nig East 2018” Olamide Adeleke, we get to know more about her and how she worked so hard to earn her crown.
Like other models, she tells us how stepping in to the “Modeling World” might be frightening to most individuals but later becomes the best thing that could ever happen to them. She also encourages us not to give up on our dreams.
Read the full Interview below :
What Is Your Full Name
I’m Olamide Adeleke
How Many Beauty Pageant Award(s) Have You Won
1 beauty pageant and 1 ambassadorship deal
What Are Your Likes And Dislikes
MY LIKES: I like to appreciate all kinds of achievements and good qualities for every individual i meet in life regardless of any negatives and barriers associated with them. I like making and spending time with genuine friends. I like nature and i always feel good of every beautiful aspect of it. I like it when someone is optimistic, I like traveling, I like learning new things, I like meeting people who have more experience than i do, I also like it when people have the right perspective about life, themselves and people around them etc
MY DISLIKES: I dislike problems, life frustrations, difficulties and all kind of sorrow that are hard to be shared, I dislike proud people who doesn’t care about others in life, I dislike lazy people also.
How Were You Feeling During Your Pageantry ( i.e Your Reaction)
On stage, my voice would tremble and I’d feel like I was going to vomit. I wanted to run, but the spotlight was on me, so all I could do is stand there and shake and smile. Eventually, it became my norm to go on stage and speak to hundreds of people, but I had to break through the discomfort to get to that place.
Where Do You See Yourself In 5 Years
I do not have a precise role in mind but my aim over the next five years is to be at a place where i can make a difference.
What Is Your Favorite Color
My favorite color is blue ( I love blue)
Who Is Your Role Model
My role models are Nafisat Abdulganiyu ( Miss Kwara 2016) and Agbani Darego ( the first African Lady to win Miss world).
What Is Your Biggest Disappointment And How Did You Bounce Back From It
I don’t have any disappointment because We all have moments where we feel like everything is moving too fast or where we feel frozen in time from fear or pressure, but ‘knowing’ that I am bigger than any circumstance if I choose to be – I find comfort and empowerment in those three words. And, they keep me grounded and moving forward.
For those who are aspiring to be like you, what advice do you have for them
My advice for those aspiring to be like me is Fail fast. If you don’t fail every once in a while, you are never going to find your true potential. You need to be confident enough to try everything and not be embarrassed if it does not work. and they should not be afraid to try new things, go out of your comfort zone and make a difference… Be yourself! Be Optimistic!
