14 Miss Guinea Ecuatorial 2025 candidates competing in Malabo

Diana Dashaira Angono Mouhafo represented Malabo, Equatorial Guinea at Miss Guinea Ecuatorial 2024 on September 7, 2024. She competed against 12 other candidates at the Sala de Conferencias de Baney in Baney, Bioko Norte, Equatorial Guinea.

Mouhafo won the title. Also crowned were Miss Internacional Guinea Ecuatorial 2024 Sandra Imelda Iyanga of Mbini and Miss Mundo Guinea Ecuatorial 2024 María de los Ángeles of Evinayong.

Miss Guinea Ecuatorial 2025 contestants

De los Angeles and Mouhafo will crown their successors at the Polideportivo de Malabo in Malabo on September 5, 2025 and on September 6, 2025, respectively. It is the 12th edition of the national beauty pageant that selects the Equatorial Guinea’s Miss Universe, Miss World and Miss International candidates.

There are 14 women competing for the Miss Guinea Ecuatorial 2025 crown. Here are the candidates:

1. Anastacia Okomoedu, 21, Akonibe
2. María Coloma, 23, Añisok
3. Eduvigis Solsona, 23, Annobón
4. Lucia Babasasa Ebot, 18, Baney
5. Miriam Juanita Avomo, 20, Bata
6. Maria Estrella Junana Mikue, 22, Ebibeyin
7. Natalia Mba, 20, Evinayong
8. Magdalena Ochaga, 23, Malabo
9. Rusmila Pilar Nzang Ondo Asue, 21, Mikomiseng
10. Maria Nieves Ahinara Asue, 23, Mbini
11. Carmen Ismelda Avomo Obama Mohamed Idris, 19, Mongomo
12. Angelina Nchama Obiang, 20, Niefang
13. Francisca Nzang Ncogo, 18, Nsok-Nzomo
14. Silvia Ibule, 19, Rio Campo

Consuelo Obiang Mbulito is the national director of Miss Guinea Ecuatorial, which started sending candidates to Miss World in 2012 and to Miss Universe and Miss International in 2019. The Equatorial Guinea has yet to place in these three international beauty pageants.

On November 16, 2024, Mouhafo represented the Equatorial Guinea at Miss Universe 2024 and competed against 124 other candidates at the Arena Ciudad de México (Arena CDMX) in Azcapotzalco, Mexico City, Mexico. She was unplaced.

Mouhafo is the first mother to represent the Equatorial Guinea in Miss Universe. Before her, the country was represented in the competition by Serafina Nchama Eyene Ada in 2019, Chelsea Martina Mituy Avomo in 2021, Alba Isabel Obama Moliko in 2022 and Diana-Lita Hinestrosa Eraul in 2023.