Precious Lemu Flomo, 23, of Monrovia, Montserrado County, Liberia will represent Liberia in the 63rd edition of Miss International. She is an entrepreneur who owns Queen’s Kitchen, a restaurant in Paynesville, Montserrado County.
Flomo attended Joseph Jenkins Roberts United Methodist School in Monrovia. In 2020, she entered African Methodist Episcopal University in Monrovia to pursue a bachelor’s degree in sociology with a minor in management.
Miss Earth Liberia 2020
On September 19, 2020, Flomo competed against five other Miss Earth Liberia 2020 at the Ministerial Complex in Monrovia including Robell C. Hovers, then 19, who won the title. Leila Bendu Yekelorde, then 21, and Flomo were the respective first and second runners-up.
The other finalists were Antoinette Faith Harmon, then 19, Fatu Gayflor, then 19, and Jemimah Togba, then 22. Robertline Rebea Kerkula, then 20, who a finalist but she was disqualified just a day before the coronation ceremony.
On November 29, 2020, Hovers represented Liberia at Miss Earth 2020 and competed against 81 other candidates in a virtual coronation ceremony. She was unplaced.
Miss International 2025
On June 15, 2025, Flomo competed against three other Miss International Liberia 2025 finalists in a virtual coronation ceremony. She won the title.
Runner-up to Flomo was Danielle Choloply while Wanneh Hill and Cheadeh Tarwoe were the respective second and third runner-up. Hill won the People’s Choice award.
On November 27, 2025, Flomo will represent Liberia at Miss International 2025 in Tokyo, Japan. She will compete against more than 70 other candidates including Ai Nozaki, 22, of Japan, Nourane Khammari, 23, of Tunisia and Yollanda Chimbarami, 26, of Zimbabwe.
Liberia was represented in Miss International by Agnes Elizabeth Anderson in 1962, Norma Dorothy Davis in 1964, Harriette Thomas in 2007, Telena Casell in 2008, Naomi Nucia Glay in 2019 and Kindness Wilson in 2024. They were all unplaced.
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