Miss CDO announces replacement of two candidates

Kristian DaveJune 11, 20191 min read

Officials of the Miss Cagayan de Oro pageant has just announced its replacement of the two young ladies that earlier Back out completing this year's top 12.

In a Facebook post on its official page earlier this evening the ladies that would be replacing Adel Ebarat and Veronica Valdez are Steffanie Fabre of Barangay Baikingon and Reese Oguis of Barangay Macabalan.

The two candidates were pulled from the top 15 of Miss CDO's screening process conducted at the vIP hotel this city in May 17 to 19.

Photos from Miss Cagayan de Oro official Facebook page.

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