A Royal treatment to kings ~#Togetherwecan

Multi-award winning international model ,Future Nyoni arrived in Sierra Leone on Friday last week to contest for the title Mister Africa International .

He is among 20 models who are battling to succeed Nigerian model Rickie, who won the title during a virtual competition which was contested last year.
Which saw King Future Nyoni be awarded he 1st runner up position.

This year,King Nyoni has been campaigning under the slogan #togetherwecan.

He uses the slogan to encourage everyone across Africa to participate in Mister Africa International’s ceremony .
The slogan has been on trending on social media platforms such as facebook;X,Instagram and threads.

King Future is also using the same slogan,for his charity and community work as he believe if every country is included on board and no one is left behind. The continent will be a better place to be.

During his arrival he was welcomed by Mister Africa International directors from Sierra Leone.

In an exclusive interview,King Nyoni said that he was well received in Sierra Leone and they (other delegates) are being treated like kings.

“I was warmly welcomed in Sierra Leone, I felt at home away from home. I have placed the country in my bucket list as one of the countries when I get coronated as King to make a come back and not only tour but conduct my charity work.

“Other delegates and myself are Kings and the pageant organisers have given us a royal hospitality along with the resident’s of Sierra Leone. I will recommend any one who wants to visit Africa to make a stop here in Freetown,”said King Nyoni.

The multi award winning,Mister Africa International Zimbabwe informed that he is not facing any language barrier.

He is enjoying learning Other countries language especially French.And he added,that its an added advantage for him to learn the French language which is the most spoken language in the Sahel region where his planning to expand his charity community work of supporting children who are persuing their studies during civil wars.

“No language barrier,we are one big family. My roommate is from Mali. He speaks French as well as other delegates.

“I am here to win the title as well to learn other people’s languages and culture. My project of constructing classrooms in refuge camps is not citied in English speaking countries. But also in French speaking classrooms.

He further gave an example of the project he is campaigning for on behalf of PAWA foundation in a DRC ,North Kivu which is a French speaking area.

“For example in DRC where I am advocating for donar funding for PAWA FOUNDATION in North Kivu region.It’s an English-French region.I am actually the happiest person in this competition currently,”he said.

Future encouraged the world to support him in this journey as he has pleadged that his win will assist him to help those who are seeking education in war zone areas and also his aiming in creating regional youth hubs.