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ADNews- Monrovia: Liberia has produced the worst, rude, terrible, rebellious, indisciplined, arrogant, dull, and cowardly pageant star, Ms. Kindness Wilson, who misrepresented the country in Thailand recently and resulted in brutalizing her peers.[…]
After exposing her high limitations and dullness that placed the country’s image in the dungeon, she returned home and declared a fistfight among her colleagues for viewing, sharing, and reposting her immoral and incompetent display on stage.
Instead of embodying the grace and dignity expected from a representative of Liberia, Ms. Wilson’s conduct left much to be desired. She returned home and incited a public altercation with her colleagues, demanding a confrontation with those who had viewed, shared, or reposted videos of her lackluster performance on stage.
During the event in Thailand, Ms. Wilson’s attempt to sing Liberia’s National Anthem was nothing short of embarrassing as she replaced the anthem with a disjointed and incoherent rendition that caused further damage to her reputation and, by extension, to the image of Liberia.
Her actions became a hot topic among young people, pageant enthusiasts, and the general public highlighting serious concerns regarding her competence and professionalism.
On Monday, March 31, 2025, after returning to Liberia, Ms. Wilson’s behavior took a disturbing turn. At her university, Stella Maris, she publicly assaulted a young woman, identified only as Ms. Beatrice Kollie (not her real name), for reposting a video of her performance in Thailand. This violent act was not only a blatant display of poor character but also a violation of human rights and gender-based violence.
Ms. Wilson’s actions have had a far-reaching impact. Her behavior undermines the beauty pageant industry and tarnishes Liberia’s international reputation. It is a reminder of the importance of respect, professionalism, and the need to address gender-based violence in all its forms.
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