The Unending Rise of the Deaf Queen: How Miss Philanthropy Queen, Mohammed Taibat Janet Touches Lives Through Partnerships with Civil Society

• Taibat had earlier been crowned miss philanthropy queen in the early days of October
• Scaled enormous hurdles- with hearing challenges and stereotypes of the society against the disabled to win a major beauty pageant
• Has begun to partner with various civil organizations in the country following her meritorious emergence as Central African Queen
• Now in partnerships with IDEE, DWAN, NNAD, MAPI and others to bring practical relief to persons with deafness and other disabilities
• The Queen, originally from the Ondo State of Nigeria, is now committed to inspiring young people with disabilities, providing useful materials and resources to school children in special schools
• Taibat hopes others can be inspired to never give up on their dreams to make impacts in any way they can

In what has been a wave of resounding successes, Miss Taibat Mohammed Janet has begun to offer great hope and practical relief to hundreds of thousands of the disabled all around the country not long after she was crowned Central African Queen in October 2017.

Visit https://inclusivenews.com.ng/2017/10/04/how-i-was-crowned-miss-philanthropy-queen-despite-my-disability-mohammed-taibat-janet/ to read the backstory of how she won the pageant.

Now tapped by various disability-centred civil organizations in the country, the Central African Queen has become an ambassador, representing the very best and interests of the deaf community, together with other disabled.

In the early days of October, Miss Taibat Mohammed Janet she had been crowned Miss Philanthropy Queen, beating a bevy of hearing models to emerge the winner of the pageant. Since then, Queen Taibat has become a model figure not only in the modeling world but as well as in the community of the disabled.

The Queen has now become ambassador to various civil organizations, including Deaf Women Association of Nigeria (DWAN), Nigeria National Association of the Deaf (NNAD), Miss Philanthropy Africa Initiative (MAPI), and Initiative for Education & Development (IDEE) for a privileged life of committing to be a model and hope to learners and individuals with special needs around the country.

All in all, Miss Taibat Janet has continued to show all of us about what is possible with a hard work and faith in ourselves.