Days after hounding her out of the Miss Universe South Africa, Adetshina Chiddima has won the Miss Universe Nigeria instead. This has led to some South Africans, who were vocal on her disqualification due to her nationality.
Chidimma Adetshina, who represented Taraba State, has been crowned Miss Universe Nigeria 2024.
Following this development, social media influencer Chris Excel shared a jibe at the events’ organizers on how a South African won ahead of Nigerians in their competition.
Our Make Up
– Our English
– Our Heritage
– Our Clothes
– Our RollWe sent her to conquer Nigeria 🇳🇬
No DNA just RSA 🇿🇦🇿🇦🔥🔥
Chidimma wins Miss Universe Nigeria
Africa Fact Zone revealed this in a video post on X last night.“Chidimma Vanessa Adetshina has emerged as Miss Universe Nigeria 2024,” it posted.According to Pop Pulse, she will be representing the country in Mexico at the global stage.
Black Coffee Urged To Have DNA Tests After Enhle Mbali’s Leaked Audios
It posted: “She’ll be representing Nigeria at the Miss Universe grand finale in Mexico this November. Congratulations, Chidimma.”The South African-based media entertainment channel confirmed the victory in a post on its X account, #Pop_PulseZa“This crown is not just for beauty; it’s a call for unity,” She stated after she was crowned.
The 23-year-old born and raised in South Africa with a Nigerian father and a Mozambican mother has been the subject of numerous controversies.She entered the Miss Universe Nigeria pageant as Miss Taraba after withdrawing from Miss South Africa due to negative online comments about her nationality and accusations of fraud by the South African Home Office.
Following her withdrawal, the Miss Universe organisers extended an invitation to her, which she accepted.The Miss Universe Nigeria competition was a dazzling display of glitz, glamour, and intelligence. A total of 25 participants keenly contested competitionAfter the contestants showcased their elegance in evening gowns, the top five finalists were announced: Miss Taraba Chidimma Adetshina, Miss Anambra Paula Ezendu, Miss Edo Edeifo Brittany, Miss Ondo Ayegbidun Peace Olamide, and Miss Rivers Nyekachi Douglas.
The top three winners were then revealed, with Miss Ondo named Miss Lush, Miss Anambra as the first runner-up and Miss Supranational, and Chidimma Adetshina as the overall winner.“This crown is not just for beauty; it’s a call for unity,” Chidimma stated after being crowned.
Adetshina will receive N10 million in cash along with other prizes as well as representing Nigeria at the Miss Universe pageant in Mexico this November.
