Miss African Beauty Queen was founded in 2018 by Alvin Johnson, who, drawing from his extensive experience in the modeling industry, envisioned a platform for young female that transcends originality, nationality, and body shape.

This seven-month pageant empowers young female to discover their uniqueness, build strength, and overcome fears and weaknesses. It fosters an appreciation for individuality and talent while cultivating self-confidence, leadership skills, social skills, and effective communication—qualities essential for future African leaders.

Through its platform, Miss African Beauty Queen champions confidence, leadership, and philanthropy. Winners emerge as role models, advocating for significant social causes. The cultural exchange and personal growth experienced in this competition nurture strong, compassionate leaders committed to making a positive impact in their communities and beyond.

The competition unites young women from diverse backgrounds to promote unity and acceptance. It emphasizes the equality of all contestants, regardless of their origins or upbringings. Miss African Beauty Queen encourages females to harness their voices to advocate for change, break barriers, and challenge stereotypes. In doing so, it ensures that everyone is treated with dignity and afforded equal opportunities to shine.