Miss Liberia

Snoti Forh

Snoti was born in Montserrado county, Monrovia, but spent a part of her childhood in Ghana, South Korea, belgium and Luxemburg. Liberia is a small country along the west coast of africa, surrounded by the ivory coast on the east, sierra leone on the west, guinea on the north and the atlantic ocean on the south. Snoti is currently a student and has also worked as a news anchor co-ordinating the international children’s day of broadcasting, her career ambitions are: corporate law, fashion design and voice & speech training. Hobbies & sporting interests are: singing, dancing (both traditional and western), cooking, basketball and kickball. Personal motto would be “live your life in a manner that is decent and trend worthy, so that when you are no more others can continue from where you stopped”.

How would you describe yourself in three words?
Beautiful, humble, intelligent

Do you have a special or unusual talent? (what is it?)
Yes I do and it is my special ability to sing.

Where would you most like to visit in the world and why?
I would most like to visit athens in greece for its rich culture, architectural designs and to see the birthplace of some of the world’s renowned philosophers such as socrates, aristotle and plato.

What is the best thing about your country?
The best thing about my country is its people, their friendliness and resilience.

What is your favourite…..
Film: ‘Love and Basketball’ by Omar Epps and Sanan Lathan
Music: ‘Can’t Take That Away’ by Mariah Carey
Singer/band: Mariah Carey
Book: The Book of Psalms from the Holy Bible

If you were granted one wish, what would it be?
That the world have peace

What is your message to all the other miss world contestants?
My message is that life we all live is a challenge, coming as far as the miss world beauty contest is a huge success and accomplishment. We should always dream and aspire to become our desired person and leave a model for the younger ones to emulate. Remembering that the sky is the limit, there is no storm each of us cannot conquer.

You’re judging the final five contestants, which question would you ask the finalists?
My question would be ‘what defines and portrays their inner self?’

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