Miss Mayfest 2014 advises pageant contestants

Dorsette told the pageant contestants to believe in themselves
Dorsette told the pageant contestants to believe in themselves

Reigning Miss Mayfest Queen, Patrice Dorsette, has advised the young ladies who will participate in the 2015 Mayfest Queen pageant to believe in themselves in order to be successful.

Christel Durand, 20 of Castle Bruce; Kimberly Pioche, 18 of Calibishie; Candice Simon, 18 of Marigot; Nakisha Joseph 18, of Wesley; Davia Joseph, 17 of Kalinago Territory and Aquenel Victorine, 20 of Goodwill are the six contestants who will vie for the Miss Mayfest 2015 Queen title to be held at the Marigot Fisheries Complex on Saturday 2nd, May from 8:00 pm.

“What I would like to say to the young ladies, you are entering this pageant do so with an open heart, be serious because the pageant can take you places and don’t stop there,” she said. “Whatever it is that you aspire in life, take it one day at a time and just know that if you believe in yourself, great things can happen for you.”

She continued, “At the end of the day there can only be one winner so work your hardest and do your best.”

Dorsette, who was also the second runner-up in the Miss Dominica Pageant 2015, said her Mayfest journey had taught her a lot.

“Because not only did it prepare me for the Miss Dominica Pageant, it helped me to grow as an individual myself,” she stated.

She encouraged the public to turn out in large numbers on the night of the pageant to support the young ladies.

“It is something I believe everyone will benefit from,” she stated.

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4 Comments

  1. Concern
    April 20, 2015

    Out of South City,YOU FIND THE COMMENT WAS TO POSITIVE HUH!!!!DO YOURE DO YOUNG LADIES<CAUSE WHEN WERE GONE NO ONE GONNA DO IT FOR US……..

  2. out of south city
    April 18, 2015

    Why can’t our sisters be themselves rather that copying European women’s lifestyles? Be your natural selves and appreciate who you are. Dress modestly and be an example to the young princesses who are growing up. All of this fake hair and showing of the breast is not becoming as a woman. Is this what beauty is? We are so deceived that we believe everything European is better so we want to be like them. Know who you are as African people and demand respect.

    HOTEP (Peace)

  3. smh
    April 17, 2015

    she is just amazing! Love her!

  4. Concern
    April 17, 2015

    Beautiful Young Lady ,In fact I thought that she was the most appealing in all of the Queen Contestants 2015,You got a Bright Future ahead darling.

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