As a married woman, I still get advances from men –Faith Morey

Faith Morey

Background

My name is Faith Morey and I am an international model. I am from Ikwerre in Rivers State. I grew up in a religious family. My grandmother taught us family and religious values. I have three siblings, my biological father is deceased and my mum is a retired nurse. I am presently rounding off my Bachelor’s degree programme in Human Resources at Lone Star College, Houston Texas, United States of America.

Modelling

I started modelling in 2008, after the Rivers State MVP basketball competition. I won the competition and while I was being interviewed, they called for a five-minute break. As I watched television back stage, I saw Naomi Campbell on the runway. Right there, I decided that was what I was supposed to do. I wanted to be like the woman I saw on television, who was bold and confident.

In 2009, I entered for the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant, but I never made it to the second batch. My life changed after Nigeria’s Next Super Model competition in 2009.

Love and Marriage

I am grateful for my modelling career because it led me to my husband. You have to love someone to

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UK Election: David Cameron claims shock majority victory

British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha arrive to 10 Downing Street 

UK Election: David Cameron claims shock majority victory

Clegg, Farage and Miliband have all resigned as party leaders

British Prime Minister David Cameron has returned to Number 10 Downing Street with a majority government.

Despite months of polls forecasting a close-fought contest, a projection suggests the Conservatives will win 328 seats in the House of Commons, after a collapse in support for both Labour and the Liberal Democrats, giving Mr Cameron a majority of six.