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Former peace ambassador Irene Onwuka pens touching note to herself as she celebrates birthday

Birthdays are often seen as the celebration of life by most people and celebrants like to reminisce on their achievements as they become a year older.

Former Miss Ambassador for Peace, Irene Onwuka, became a year older on February 12, 2019, and to celebrate she took to her social media page to share a cute photo of herself looking dapper in a suit.

The former beauty queen also took to listing her achievements in a lengthy Instagram post as she explained that she has become a boss in a male dominated industry.

Explaining further, she revealed that she has been able to build herself without the help of any man and that she fought to attain her level of success today.

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She wrote: "A BOSS is when you can dominate a world of both male n Female n be successful in it. What a man can do a woman can do better iam A BOSS and I know it !!! I have toiled both day n night , under the Sun n rain to carve a niche for my self to be successful in my Field and when I look back And see how God crowned my Success I give him all the praise , I Built myself without no Man, just like the narrative goes she’s successful becos She has a man who helps her that’s a bold Lie I’m IRENE ONWUKA because I fought hard to stand in frontline of both men n women to defend myself, Work, My Job n my Believe.Happy birthday to me Again ❤️"

Happy birthday to her.

Meanwhile Legit.ng previously gathered 11 stunning styles from the Miss Nigeria 2018 pageant.

The event, which took place on November 25, at Convention Centre, Eko Hotels and Suites in Victoria Island, Lagos, was a lovely one.

A 25-year-old, Chidinma Leilani Aaron, emerged as the new beauty queen and she was gifted N3 million, a luxury car and an apartment.

Apart from the main pageant, fans were also wowed by the classy and beautiful outfits that were worn by guests.

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