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Miss Universe: Model Rejected in South Africa Expresses Gratitude for a Second Chance to Pursue Her Ambition.

By Chico Mies

Chidimma Adetshina, the titleholder of Miss Universe Nigeria 2024, expressed that her invitation to participate in the competition represented a renewed opportunity to realize her aspirations


Chidimma Adetshina, the titleholder of Miss Universe Nigeria 2024, expressed that her invitation to participate in the competition represented a renewed opportunity to realize one of her most significant aspirations.


The 23-year-old law student arrived in Nigeria after agreeing to take part in the competition, which followed her contentious decision to withdraw from Miss South Africa 2024 amid xenophobic criticism related to her nationality.


She was born to a father from Nigeria and a mother from Mozambique, and her upbringing took place in Soweto. She competed on behalf of Taraba State in a highly competitive event that featured 25 participants in total.


Adetshina is set to be awarded N10 million in cash, in addition to various other prizes, and will represent Nigeria at the Miss Universe pageant taking place in Mexico this November.


In an interview with Arise Television prior to her victory, Adetshina expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “I am incredibly thrilled; it feels like a second opportunity to fulfill one of my greatest aspirations and ambitions. I have always dreamed of becoming a model, although I lacked knowledge about pageantry and related aspects.”


 My introduction to the world of pageantry occurred in 2017, a moment that inspired me to aspire to become the next Miss Universe. I established personal goals and committed myself to achieving them. This journey aligns perfectly with my long-held ambitions, and I am sincerely thankful for the opportunity to pursue them.


In response to whether she would have entered the pageant without an invitation, she stated, "No, I would not have participated, as I would not have been aware of my potential to do so. Additionally, it has been quite some time since I have been in Nigeria. However, after observing various comments, I began to consider the possibility of participating. Ultimately, when the invitation arrived, I was thrilled to receive such an opportunity, which prompted me to act swiftly."


“Since my arrival, I have been met with an overwhelming amount of love and encouragement from all the women here. Initially, I anticipated that some might harbor negative feelings regarding my invitation and presence, but I can confidently say that the support and kind words I have received from these remarkable individuals have been unwavering. I am truly pleased that they have embraced me, despite any critiques or comments suggesting that I may have an unfair advantage”.


“I am sincerely thankful for the affection and support I have encountered. No one should ever feel unaccepted or unloved. My gratitude stems from witnessing the genuine support and love around me. I had expected to encounter hostility, yet I have been pleasantly surprised by the warmth I have experienced. This positivity fuels my spirit, brings me joy, and motivates me to pursue my aspirations and daily endeavors with renewed vigor. I am deeply appreciative of their kindness”.
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