The newly crowned Miss Universe Nigeria, Chidimma Adetshina, has vehemently denied allegations of identity theft and insisted that her win was not a result of pity.

Adetshina, who faced backlash after her victory, clarified in an interview that she worked tirelessly to secure the title. Despite the challenges she faced, including being forced to withdraw from the Miss South Africa pageant due to allegations against her mother, Adetshina remained determined and eventually emerged as the Miss Universe Nigeria.

Responding to critics who questioned the legitimacy of her win, Adetshina emphasized the hard work and dedication she put into the pageant. She highlighted the intensive training and preparation she underwent during the Miss Universe Nigeria competition.

Addressing the identity theft allegations leveled against her by the South African government, Adetshina firmly denied any wrongdoing. She stated that she is awaiting the conclusion of the legal matter before making a more detailed statement.

While acknowledging that she is not fully aware of the specifics of the case, Adetshina reiterated that she did not steal anyone’s identity. She explained that her decision to withdraw from the Miss South Africa pageant was motivated by her desire to pursue her dreams and avoid any potential legal complications.