Miss Uganda 2016 grand finale on Saturday

PIC:The contestants pose for a picture moment. Photos by Solomon Muleyi

Kezzi Entertainment director and Miss Uganda CEO Brenda Nanyonjo is over the moon only three days to the 2016 edition of the Miss Ugandan Grand Finale.

During a press conference at Movit ltd headquarters, Brenda Nanyonjo couldn't hold back her excitement.

Every time she held the microphone to say something, she broke down into shreds of laughter that would eventually graduate into a thunderous laughter that hindered her speech.

Brenda Nanyonjo giving a speech

She and the contestants couldn't help their chemistry. They giggled all through the deliberations and their glances from across the board table seemed to evoke a common point of mirth.

And in as much as they were giggling about something, it was not far away from the fact that they were excited about their new sponsors, Movit that has apparently injected sh25m into the pageant.

Little Miss Movit winners Trisha Habeene and Stella Namuga

"We are happy to work with Movit because it is a brand that cuts across East Africa, but most importantly, one that seeks to beautify women. Which is what Miss Uganda is about, Beauty with a purpose," relayed Nanyonjo.

Also in attendance were two young girls, Trisha Habene (10) and Stella Namuga (11)who had won the Little Miss Movit contest.

Tonny Mutengu Kevin Zziwa and Brenda Nanyonjo receive the sh25m dummy cheque from Movit Brand Manager Don Murungi.

 
The two girls are apparently to watch out for in the next 8 years. Brenda Nanyonjo pledged to train them and turn them into model material.

The grand finale that is happening this Saturday will have the 21 Miss Uganda tussle it out and see who takes the crown.

Kevin Ziwa one of the directors of Kezi Entertainment giving a speech