Tyla frowns at South Africans’ behaviour at Chidinma Adetshina

South African singer expresses disappointment in people who bullied Chidinma Adetshina out of the Miss SA competition.

The model voluntarily withdrew from the pageant as a majority of South Africans were not pleased with her Nigerian roots.

Following her withdrawal, the organisers of Miss Universe Nigeria invited the 23-year-old to participate in their competition.

Taking to Twitter, the Grammy-award-winning star says she is not happy about the event; she wished the model success.

Tyla wrote, “Disappointed that this happened to her, but wish you all the best girl Kill it!!!”

The Water hitmaker further made it clear that she stands for South Africa, but she won’t tolerate bully.

“I will always stand with South Africa, i just feel regardless of the opinions… She was bullied and that’s what I don’t stand for,” she wrote.

Nigerians react to the newly crowned Miss South Africa 2024, following Chidinma Adetshina’s withdrawal from the pageant.

It’s been a thug of war between South Africans and Nigerians since Chidinma joined the competition as the young model is of Nigerian roots.

 

 

 

 
On Saturday night, Mia Le Roux won the Miss SA title, and was crowned by the previous winner, Natasha Joubert.

The news of Mia’s win took over the internet, and it gained the attention of international observers, especially Nigerians.

Mzansi was trolled and criticized for bullying a black skinned girl out of the competition.

These critics also questioned Mia’s win.

A tweep wrote, “With the uproar against Chidimma, they still lost to someone from the minority. Pathetic!”

“Despite all the xenophobic noise …. The organizers didn’t find one of them a worthy winner? …. They will remain slaves in their land,” another wrote.

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Burna Boy laughs at South Africans after Mia Le Roux won Miss SA 2024

Burna Boy breaks his silence over the Miss South Africa 2024 competition.

Nigerians are highly invested in this year’s competition due to the participation and withdrawal of a contestant who reached the finalist stage – Chidinma Vanessa Adetshina.

Chidinma withdrew from the pageant after been bullied, and also after a fraud case involving her mother was dug out.

Being born by a Nigerian father was what led to Chidinma’s sufferings in the hands of South Africans.

The noise was paused after her withdrawal, but social media has been buzzing since Saturday night after the Miss South African Organisers announced Mia Le Roux as the winner.

The news of Mia’s win went viral and she’s been celebrated.

However, South Africans are being crucified by Nigerians for bullying out a black contestant to crown a white lady as their queen.

Granmy-award-winning Nigerian musician, Burna Boy who has always been at loggerheads with South Africans also made his comment about the saga on Twitter.

“So after all that …” he tweeted, adding laughing emojis.