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Chidimma Adetshina Becomes Miss Universe Africa and Oceania

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Chidimma Vanessa Adetshina has made history as she emerged as Miss Universe Africa and Oceania at the prestigious Miss Universe 2024 competition.

The event, held in Mexico, saw the Nigerian beauty finish as the first runner-up, coming just behind Miss Denmark, Victoria Kjaer Theilvig, who took home the crown.

Adetshina’s achievement marks a monumental moment as she becomes the first Nigerian representative to ever secure a spot in the top two at the global pageant.

Her victory as Miss Universe Africa and Oceania also cements her title as Miss Universe Nigeria, making her a shining symbol of African beauty and talent on the international stage.

The journey to this groundbreaking moment hasn’t been without challenges.

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Adetshina initially competed in the Miss South Africa contest but faced scrutiny over her nationality, leading her to withdraw from the competition.

Determined to represent her homeland, she entered the Miss Nigeria pageant, where she clinched the crown and set her sights on the global stage.

Victoria Kjaer Theilvig, the Danish winner of the competition, also made a strong impression throughout the event, embodying grace, intelligence, and confidence.

Her victory brings pride to Denmark, adding to the legacy of outstanding Miss Universe winners.

The 73rd Miss Universe Competition was a dazzling event, showcasing women from across the world who exemplify beauty, intelligence, and a commitment to societal impact.

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Ice Prince Boasts Rap Skills, Credits M.I Abaga as His Mentor: “I Was Trained by the Best”

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Nigerian Singer Ice Prince takes confidence in being trained by the best rapper, M. I Abanga. During a recent interview, the singer shared who trained him and boasted about it being the best rapper.

“I can rap on any beat with any rapper, and I will still stand out. I’m not going to have a wack verse on a song.

“I am not saying other rappers cannot rap, but it cannot be said that I’m wack. I was brought up by the best, shout out to MI Abaga.

“I rapped with him for years. He is my big brother, and he taught me well.” 


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“Chris Was Dancing to My Song!” – Davido Recalls First Time Speaking with Chris Brown

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Popular Nigerian Singer Davido gives story time on how he met American Singer, Chris Brown. In a recent interview, the singer spoke on the first time he met Chris Brown and the impact the singer had on him.

While speaking on how they met, the singer expressed deep gratitude towards Chris Brown for what he has brought into his life.

The friend called me one day on Facetime and my song was playing at the background, I asked where he was and he said he was at Chris Brown’s house. I was like, ‘What? Y’all playing my music?’ And he showed me Chris dancing to my song.

“He gave Chris Brown the phone, that was the first time we had conversation. A few months later, I went to America and linked up with Chris. From the first time we met, we just naturally became friends.”


 

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Portable Laments Police Hunt After Burna Boy’s Gift: “This Don Dey Too Much”

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Nigerian Singer Portable takes to social media to lament over the use of police on him again. It can be noted that the singer was recently released from jail but now speaks about people using the police to look for him again.

The singer takes to his official Instagram page sharing that after he made headline for Burna Boy gifting him, many have started searching for him.

‘Them hear say ODOWGU don send money them don start to dey use police dey look for me again make sha no k‘!l me because this don _ dey too much”.

Some fans react and express concern for the singer as the worry becomes too much for him.


 

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