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Let me share a bit of wisdom with my fellow Black South Africans on this matter. Anyone who thinks they can use this situation to bring her down clearly hasn't thought it through. The reality is, all they've done is give her an enormous amount of attention—the kind of publicity she absolutely deserves in this ongoing Miss Universe competition. Ironically, it’s an event that many Nigerians might not even have been actively following until now. But because of this, Nigerian social media warriors are now in full force!

And let’s be honest, when it comes to voting power, it’s game over. The numbers are undeniable, and it’s only $1 for three votes. Every single one of her social media pages is buzzing with energy and traffic right now, which is only helping her visibility and, ultimately, her revenue. Whether she clinches the title or not, she’s already securing the bag, profiting from this momentum, and building a following that will outlast the competition.

So, to the detractors—thanks for the free PR! You've unwittingly fueled the very success you wanted to derail.

To all my fellow supportive Nigerians, now’s our chance! Let’s back Chidimma Adetshina to the fullest! Head to this link and cast your votes for her: (https://missuniverse.choicely.com/?wt=YUZQVkVTQ2I). 

Let’s show the world the power of Nigerian solidarity and support!"

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 31, 2024 at 1:39 PM

    TELL people a truth!
    Chidimma faces backlashes because of her SA Nationality identity which she obtained fraudulent by her parent.

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousOctober 31, 2024 at 1:44 PM

    she stole someone's identity

    ReplyDelete

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