Grace Aliyah Bangura of Limkokwing University is leading the Week Two public voting in the AYV Miss University 2026 competition, as contestants intensify their efforts to secure public support ahead of the grand finale on 31 October.
Bangura currently tops the voting chart with 52.38 per cent, placing her ahead of Theresa Josephine Conteh of Ernest Bai Koroma University of Science and Technology (EBKUST), who occupies second position with 17.34 per cent.
Dudlynette Harding of Fourah Bay College (FBC) follows in third place with 15.11 per cent, according to the latest voting results released by the organisers.
The Week Two results highlight the competition among contestants representing different universities across Sierra Leone as they seek to win the support of the public in the race for the Miss University 2026 crown.
With the voting process ongoing, contestants will be looking to strengthen their positions in the coming rounds, while supporters have the opportunity to influence the competition by voting for their preferred candidates.
Members of the public can vote by dialling *3113#, with each vote costing NLe 2.
The AYV Miss University 2026 grand finale is scheduled for Saturday, 31 October, at the Bintumani Conference Centre in Aberdeen, Freetown. The event is expected to begin at 7:00 p.m.
As the pageant approaches its final stage, attention will remain on whether Bangura can maintain her lead or whether other contestants will narrow the gap in the race for the crown.
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