Chidinma Adetshina not happy with South Africans who cancelled her

Chidinma Adetshina has expressed her disappointment with some South Africans who played a role in her withdrawal from the Miss South Africa 2024 competition. The South African-born model, who has Nigerian roots, faced intense criticism and backlash, which ultimately led to her stepping down from the pageant.


 

Chidinma has spoken out about the hurtful experience, sharing that she felt unfairly targeted due to her heritage. Despite being born and raised in South Africa, she was subjected to harsh judgment and was pressured to exit the competition. The criticism centered around her Nigerian background, which some detractors used as a reason to question her place in the pageant.

In a recent statement, Chidinma expressed her deep sadness over the situation, emphasizing that she has always considered South Africa her home. She called out those who contributed to the negativity, highlighting how the experience affected her emotionally. However, she remains resilient and focused on her future, refusing to let the incident define her.

Chidinma’s story has sparked conversations about identity, belonging, and acceptance in South Africa. While she is disheartened by the treatment she received, she is determined to continue pursuing her dreams and making a positive impact.