Chidimma Adetshina Returns to Nigeria to Compete in Miss Universe Nigeria (Video)

 

Former Miss South Africa finalist Chidimma Adetshina has landed in the country.

 

She arrived in Lagos after 20 years for the upcoming Miss Universe Nigeria pageant.

 

Adetshina touched down in Lagos from Cape Town on Wednesday, August 21, receiving a warm and regal welcome.

 

The 23-year-old model, who withdrew from Miss South Africa due to a nationality dispute, expressed her enthusiasm about being back in Nigeria for the first time in two decades.

 

Representing Taraba state, Adetshina shared her eagerness to explore the country during her stay and to be part of the Miss Universe Nigeria 2024 pageant, set to take place on August 31.

 

In addition to her modeling career, Adetshina is a law student, and she looks forward to continuing her education after the pageant.

 

She conveyed her gratitude for the warm reception and is excited about her journey ahead in Nigeria.

 

Netizens Reactions:

 

ifiok_willie said: “Quick question, why is she getting more publicity than other delegates?”

 

musawuroyalbeauty said: “Well we can’t blame her if she didn’t visit her father’s land for 20 years. First, it’s the parents’ responsibilities to educate their children about their cultures and their roots. If her dad doesn’t take her to Nigeria often, how do you expect her to know? Stop finding fault in her. I’m also mix with 4 different African countries but American 🇺🇸..”

 

man_like_ojk said: “20 years ago and you are Back represent us.” nomusapeace: “Lol nothing about her is Nigerian, even the accent, ehhh!!”

 

cyliamotsoeneng said: “I love how Nigerians are now angry when she comes to them. Haibo I thought we were Afrophobic on.”

 

tifethee.artist said: “She’s getting special treatment.”

 

lulu_ukuma said: “Queen Chi, first learn pidgin.”

 

oquesili_nnanna said: “20years you have not been in Nigeria. Now you want to learn the culture of where you come from and also want to be MUN. Representing a country you don’t have knowledge of its heritage.”

 

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