Chidinma Vanessa Onwe Adetshina is making headlines as she participates in the Miss Universe Nigeria 2024 pageant, following her recent withdrawal from Miss South Africa 2024. The 23-year-old beauty queen, who is representing Taraba State in Northern Nigeria, is actively soliciting votes through a heartfelt social media campaign.
In a poignant video shared on her social media platforms, Chidinma outlines her vision for the pageant. She expresses her commitment to using her platform to advocate for inclusion and acceptance, emphasizing the importance of celebrating diversity.
“Please vote for me to be the next Miss Universe Nigeria 2024❤️ When we value diversity and celebrate our differences, we become accepting of one another, which allows us to be inclusive. We all deserve a seat at the table so let’s work together to create a stronger community to benefit everyone without excluding anyone,” Chidinma captioned her post.
Chidinma’s decision to participate in Miss Universe Nigeria follows her withdrawal from the Miss South Africa 2024 pageant. The shift reflects her dedication to leveraging her voice in a different arena to promote her values. Representing Taraba State, Chidinma brings attention to the Northern region of Nigeria, advocating for broader representation and understanding within the pageant community.
**Empowering Diversity and Inclusion**
In her campaign, Chidinma focuses on the power of diversity and the need for inclusivity. Her message resonates with many as she aims to foster a sense of unity and acceptance. By championing these ideals, Chidinma hopes to inspire others to appreciate and embrace differences, creating a more cohesive and supportive community.
As Chidinma Vanessa Onwe Adetshina gears up for the Miss Universe Nigeria 2024 pageant, she is calling on supporters to cast their votes and help her achieve her goal. Her campaign highlights the importance of every individual’s voice in shaping a more inclusive society and underscores the role of beauty queens in championing social causes. With her focus on diversity and acceptance, Chidinma is set to make a significant impact, and her supporters are encouraged to back her efforts in the quest for the Miss Universe Nigeria crown.
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