SINGAPORE - More quality contestants, more sponsorships and more support on a national scale.
That is what the Miss Universe Singapore (MUS) franchise is hoping for moving forward, now that reigning queen Nandita Banna broke Singapore's 34-year drought by getting into the Top 16 at the Miss Universe finals held in Eilat, Israel, on Dec 13.
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