Chidimma Adetshina, a former finalist in the Miss South Africa contest, has returned to Nigeria after twenty years to participate in the Miss Universe Nigeria show.
She showed up in Lagos on Wednesday and conveyed her enthusiasm about reconnecting with her legacy.
“I’m just thrilled to be back in my father’s land after 20 years,” Chidimma shared with the press.
“I’m eager to immerse myself in the culture and learn more about where I truly come from.”Chidimma also spoke about her determination to win the Miss Universe Nigeria crown, emphasising her desire to use her platform to promote unity and celebrate diversity.
“My goal is obviously to win the crown.
“As someone who has faced adversity, I want to use my story to bring people together. We should value diversity and celebrate our differences—it’s the key to building a stronger community where everyone is recognised and appreciated.”
She communicated her appreciation for the chance to contend, particularly after her withdrawal from the Miss South Africa event because of an ethnicity struggle and xenophobic episodes.
Notwithstanding her displaying vocation, Chidimma is likewise seeking a law degree and plans to proceed with her schooling after the show.
“I’m a law student, and once I graduate, I’d like to further my studies in that field,” she added.
Chidimma, who acknowledged the greeting from the Miss Universe Nigeria coordinators, will address Taraba State as Competitor Number 25.
