SHOCKING PETITION AGAINST CHIDINMA EXPOSED!
Get ready for the most explosive controversy to hit the Miss South Africa 2024 pageant! A scathing petition against Chidinma Vanessa Adetshina, a finalist in the competition, has been circulating, and it’s got everyone talking.
14,000+ signatures and counting!
The petition, which has been DELETED from the site, has gathered a whopping 14,000+ signatures from people who are against Chidinma’s participation in the pageant. And the reasons behind this backlash are more than just about her talent or beauty – it’s about her nationality!
The firestorm on Twitter!
As news of the petition spread like wildfire, Twitter users couldn’t help but share their thoughts on the matter. Some accused Chidinma of being a "stranger" in South Africa, claiming that her Nigerian heritage disqualifies her from representing the country. Others defended her, saying that it’s time for Africa to come together and celebrate its diversity.
Read the scathing comments below!
"What’s wrong with Africans hating on fellow Africans? This continent isn’t ready to be great… How do you hate on your own African sister? Shocking!"
"They can delete the petition, but she’s still not getting our Miss SA crown… However, we appreciate her, Nigerians and other Jollofinas for promoting Miss SA in such an incredible way, Globally Mzansi will give you chest pains."
"Personally, Nigerians will never accept this in their country. Her father is a Nigerian, he’s not a South African. A stranger cannot be representing another country… Imagine a Ghanaian man’s child becoming Miss Nigeria and her name is Adwoa. Welcome Miss Nigeria: Miss Adwoa Kojo. Nigerians will not accept it."
"She might not win, but she’s made a statement, and that’s a big win for me."
"Ethnic hatred remains one of the biggest problems in Africa, it remains a never-ending issue… But same Africans condemn racial discrimination against POC. It’s sickening."
"She won’t win anyway, she’s just being used to promote the show because they know the way Nigerians and South Africans behave…"
The controversy is far from over!
Stay tuned for more updates on this explosive controversy and join the conversation using the hashtag #ChidinmaGate!
