Nene Saran Bah is a 27-year-old guinean beauty queen and activist. She distinguished herself by becoming the first Guinea woman to enter the top 40 of the Miss World 2021 competition.
As the second Miss Guinea dolphin in 2019, she also won numerous beauty contests during her university studies in Canada.
In addition to the podiums, Saran Bah is deeply involved in humanitarian causes through its NGO and sponsorship of associations that help disadvantaged children.
Her exemplary journey combining beauty, studies and commitment makes her a model for the youth of her country.
Introduction
Nene Saran Bah is a guinean beauty queen known for being the first Guinean to enter the top 40 of the Miss World competition.
Born in Conakry in 1995, Saran Bah grew up in the Guinean capital where she attended her primary and secondary education at a private institution of excellence.
Bilingual from the age of 14, Saran Bah was distinguished very early by her taste for beauty contests and participation in out-of-school activities.
After obtaining her bachelor's degree, she went to Canada to pursue her university studies where she won several beauty crowns before being elected the 2nd Miss Guinea 2019 dolphin.
In addition to competitions, Saran Bah is highly engaged in humanitarian action through awareness-raising campaigns and field projects. Portrait of a determined young woman who managed to combine beauty, studies and commitment.
Childhood and education
Nene Mariama Saran Bah was born on March 6, 1995 in Conakry, Guinea. The youngest daughter of an accountant father and a mother head of division and a businesswoman, she grew up in a privileged environment that enabled her to receive a quality education.
From an early age, Saran Bah attended the private institute of excellence Saint Georges where she did her entire schooling, from kindergarten to obtaining her bachelor's degree at the end of 2012.
At an early age, Saran Bah was distinguished by her singing and dancing talents. From elementary school, she is selected every year as the Miss of her class and participates in school competitions.
In 2009, at the age of 14, she won her first crown by being elected Miss of her school. Passionate about culture and art, she also represents Saint George in national singing and general culture competitions.
Career
Higher studies in Canada
In 2013, Saran Bah left Guinea for Canada to pursue academic studies in accounting. She began her career at the University of Moncton, New Brunswick, where she won the 2013 Miss International Monkton.
After a year and a half in Moncton, she joined the University of Ottawa, Ontario in 2014. The same year, at the age of 19, she was elected Miss Guinea Canada, succeeding Djumo Diallo.
In 2017, Saran Bah made an exchange at the Libre University of Brussels to complete his program. She eventually graduated with a bachelor's degree in business science from the University of Ottawa.
Her years in Canada enabled her to acquire a solid academic background while pursuing her passion for beauty contests.
2nd runner-up Miss Guinea 2019
Back in the country after her studies, Saran Bah participates in the Miss Guinea 2019 competition. On October 26, 2019, she was elected second dolphin, behind Askia Hawa Camara (1st Dolphin) and Mariame Touré (Miss Guinea 2019).
This place of dolphin is a first dedication for Saran Bah in his native country.
Top 40 of Miss World 2021
In October 2021, Saran Bah was selected to represent Guinea at the Miss World 2021 competition in Puerto Rico.
It has strong popular support and even the Guinean government, which provides $50,000 in funding. Unfortunately, the final was postponed to December 2021 due to Covid-19.
Saran Bah persists and on January 21, 2022, she becomes the first Guinean to enter the top 40 of Miss World. A historic achievement welcomed in his country. At the finals in March 2022, she finished 25th, confirming her status as the leading guinean beauty queen.
Beauty competitions
Beauty competitions have been the rhythm of Saran Bah's career since he was young. In addition to the titles in Canada and Guinea already mentioned, the following can be cited:
- Miss of her school Saint Georges in 2009
- Miss After School Crisber in 201
- Miss International Moncton in 2013
- Miss Guinea Canada 2014
Saran Bah was distinguished for his perseverance, running competitions from his teens to the present day.
Her numerous victories testify to her strengths in beauty competitions: natural elegance, eloquence, strong general culture. Saran Bah has become a true ambassador of Guinean beauty.
Activism
In parallel to the competitions, Saran Bah conducts many charitable and militant actions. Since 2014, she has been raising awareness about Ebola and female genital mutilation.
In 2018, she worked for two months in China on an education project. In 2019, she created her own NGO, Unity in Diversity, which improves school conditions for disadvantaged children.
Saran Bah is also the head of an NGO that helps orphaned and sick children. It organizes collections, recreational activities and medical support for these children.
Committed to humanitarian causes, she uses her media visibility to defend the rights of children and women.
Conclusion
At the age of 27, Nene Saran Bah has already established herself as one of Guinea's most important personalities. Her brilliant journey of studies, beauty competitions and activism makes her a model for young Guinean youth.
Her determination and tenacity allowed her to break into the highly competitive environment of beauty contests. First in Canada, where she studied, then in her home country, becoming the 2nd Miss Guinea 2019 dolphin.
But Saran Bah is much more than a beauty queen. His humanitarian commitment Strengthens respect and demonstrates his willingness to work for the causes that matter to him.
With its sunny personality, eloquence and natural charisma, there is no doubt that Saran Bah will continue to shine a thousand lights in the years to come, whether on the competition stage or on the field of activism.
She perfectly embodies a modern, educated and committed Guinean youth.
