Chinamano crowned Miss Chez Ntemba

11 other contestants who were vying for the crown.
“I am so happy to become the face of Chez Ntemba, an internationally recognised night club and I believe it was my moment to win,” she enthused.
Chinamano won a one-year contract as the face of Chez Ntemba International Night Club, cash prize and hampers courtesy of Delta Corporation, who were among the sponsors of the event.
Mollina Singindi (22) emerged as first princess while Chioki Murata (23) was picked as second princess.
Murata, a Japanese national, left little to the imagination with her kimono-inspired red gown.
Judges Sarah Sinclair and Nakita De-Barros said they were happy with the outcome of the beauty contest and that Chinamano was the people’s favourite.
The event was spiced by entertainment courtesy of Dollarbill Entertainment as well as DJs Ben and Luckers.
Besides modelling, patrons who turned up were treated to fun games such the kissing and dance competitions.
There was a tie in the kissing competition as two couples went for at least half an hour before the judges called the contest even.
The couples kissed even more as they were being presented with hampers and roses. The dance competition, another Japanese national, Pomokiro Nyoraku from Osaka, sent the crowd into wild raptures with his out of tune dance routines.
Although he was dancing to rhumba music, Pomokiro showcased what seemed like sumo and kung-fu routines that had the crowd in stitches.
He was voted as the best dancer of the night and he walked away with crates of Reds ciders beer.
Show organiser Sandra Mukosa said she was happy with the outcome of the beauty contest and the huge turnout of patrons on Valentine’s Day.