Jennifer Litanda Lutu wears the crown reserved for the most beautiful Congolese girl in the UK, fully aware of the responsibilities bestowed on the crown bearer.Jennifer, 17, lives in South Acton (West) and studies Health and Social Care BTEC Level 2 at Tower Hamlet College. She says that she chose to study Health and Social Care because she loves caring for and helping the people in need. Jennifer would like to become a Mental Health Nurse.
Her dream is to go to her native Democratic Republic of Congo and help put things in order. She would like to help the homeless, get all the kids to school and also help people with health problems.
Jennifer is appealing to all Congolese who love their country to unite and come up with concrete plans to help the country overcome its major challenges.
While Jennifer enjoys all different types of food, her favourite foods are Congolese Ntaba and Kwanga, Ngai ngai, Pondu and steak.
Jennifer, who is also a dancer, says she chose to become a model because it is a dream she has always had since she was a child. She has been modelling for about a year.
Jennifer feels fulfilled to be a model because she has achieved one of her dreams in life.
Jennifer was crowned Miss Congo UK 2011 on 1st July 2011 in London.
“I was shocked, speechless and actually didn’t believe it. I thought they made a mistake. I didn’t expect to win to be honest,” she says.
Miss Congo Beauty Pageant UK aims at raising awareness about sexual violence women of all ages undergo in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
As the Miss Congo UK 2011, Jennifer has the role of raising awareness about the violence perpetuated against women in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She also helps raise funds for poor women and children back home, in addition to being a role model for the young Congolese in the UK.
Asked what are the qualities of her ideal man, Jennifer first laughs then composes herself: “He must be smart, handsome, know where he’s heading in life, financially stable, polite, tall, very tall and a believer in God.”
While Jennifer enjoys all different types of food, her favourite foods are Congolese Ntaba and Kwanga, Ngai ngai, Pondu and steak.
Jennifer, who is also a dancer, says she chose to become a model because it is a dream she has always had since she was a child. She has been modelling for about a year.
Jennifer feels fulfilled to be a model because she has achieved one of her dreams in life.
Jennifer was crowned Miss Congo UK 2011 on 1st July 2011 in London.
“I was shocked, speechless and actually didn’t believe it. I thought they made a mistake. I didn’t expect to win to be honest,” she says.
Miss Congo Beauty Pageant UK aims at raising awareness about sexual violence women of all ages undergo in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
As the Miss Congo UK 2011, Jennifer has the role of raising awareness about the violence perpetuated against women in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She also helps raise funds for poor women and children back home, in addition to being a role model for the young Congolese in the UK.
Asked what are the qualities of her ideal man, Jennifer first laughs then composes herself: “He must be smart, handsome, know where he’s heading in life, financially stable, polite, tall, very tall and a believer in God.”
Her advice to those aspiring to become models is: “Make sure modelling is what you really need because if its only something you want you won’t take it seriously. Be yourself, feel free to speak your mind and be focused.”
BASIC INFORMATION
Full Name: Jennifer Litanda Lutu
Age: 18
Place of birth: Kinshasa
Height: 5ft9
Dress Size: 10
Eyes: Brown
Hair Colour: Jet Black
Qualification: Level 2 BTEC in Health and Social Care
Contacts:
Email: misscongouk@gmail.com
Twitter@misscongouk
http://misscongouk.blogspot.com/
BASIC INFORMATION
Full Name: Jennifer Litanda Lutu
Age: 18
Place of birth: Kinshasa
Height: 5ft9
Dress Size: 10
Eyes: Brown
Hair Colour: Jet Black
Qualification: Level 2 BTEC in Health and Social Care
Contacts:
Email: misscongouk@gmail.com
Twitter@misscongouk
http://misscongouk.blogspot.com/
By Stephen Ogongo Ongong’a
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