By David Atangana
A Cameroonian female wheel chair user who is a polio survivor, Lilian Dibo Eyong, will represent Cameroon at the 2022 Miss Wheelchair World Beauty Pageant.
The contest which is in its second edition will take place in Baja California, Mexico in October 2022.
Ahead of the competition, support is being solicited from across the board for the Cameroonian finalist who many describe as a woman who has proven her ability in disability.
“A lady who has deprived all odds and proven her ability in disability. Beauty knows no boundaries, What more can I say about her. Congratulations dear sister,” writes Nogning Armelle to pledge support for the Kumba-born Miss Wheelchair World 2022 Finalist.
Fonda Violet Ache, another Cameroonian fan also said: “She’s intelligent, an advocate, she speaks good English and has won a place to participate on Miss Wheelchair World.”
Who is Lilian Dibo Eyong?
Lilian Dibo Eyong, MMI gathered has stamped her feet in the world of success with many accolades on her shoulders.
She is Disability Rights Activist, First Runner Up Miss Wheelchair Cameroon, CEO & Founder of Lilian Dibo Foundation, Digital Ambassador for World Pulse, Every Woman Treaty Alumnus.
She is also Country Manager for Project Peace Lights, Disability Inclusion Development (DID) Officer at Rescue Women Cameroon (REWOCAM).
Lilian Dibo Eyong is a writer, a multiple award winning Storyteller and presently a finalist for Miss Wheelchair World Beauty Pageant holding in Mexico.
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