The Department of Home Affairs has found prima facie evidence that Miss SA contestant Chidimma Adetshina’s mother may have committed fraud by stealing the identity of another South African woman when registering her birth. This shocking revelation has raised questions about Adetshina’s eligibility as a Miss South Africa candidate and her citizenship status.
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‘Arrest should follow’: Gayton McKenzie on Chidimma’s mother. Gayton McKenzie is looking for the South African mother whose identity was stolen by Miss SA finalist Chidimma Adetshina’s mother.Patriotic Alliance leader, Gayton McKenzie says he’s looking for the South African mother who suffered because her identity was stolen.
This comes after the Department of Home Affairs uncovered that Chidimma Adetshina’s mother allegedly committed identity fraud to gain SA citizenship.
“Our next step is to find the South African mother who suffered because her child’s identity was stolen. Thank you Minister @Leon_Schreib. Let’s blow open this whole racket and arrest should surely follow,” says McKenzie.The ministers also took to X to thank all Patriotic South Africans who stood by him when he was insulted.
“I wanna thank all Patriotic South Africans who stood by me when I was called all sorts of names. Words will fail to adequately describe my gratitude. We met with Sun International today & they explained that they are not the owners of pageant anymore. We meeting owners tomorrow,” he concludes.McKenzie previously revealed that if Adetshina were to win the Miss SA competition and it was proven that she was not South African, there would be an uproar.
Adetshina previously revealed to Sowetan: “My dad is a proud Nigerian and my mother was born and raised in SA but has roots from Mozambique. My mom’s family still lives in Soweto and I visit them from time to time.”
The Miss SA top nine finalist turned off her Instagram comments on Wednesday, 7 August following the department’s revelation.
OUTH AFRICANS DRAG CHIDIMMA ADETSHINA AND HER MOTHER
@PhilMphela: “Mara why would you go through all these when you know there is fraud? Why not pull out the moment there is a red flag? Why didn’t #ChidimmaAdetshina ask her mom when this first broke, if she didn’t know? All this was so unnecessary.”
@AdvNgcukaitobi: “What sad about this Chidimma Adetshina saga is that a South African woman couldn’t register her South African baby because a foreign national mother decided to register her child who was not born in SA using a South African stolen identity. She must be deported.”
The Department of Home Affairs has found prima facie evidence that Miss SA contestant Chidimma Adetshina’s mother may have committed fraud by stealing the identity of another South African woman when registering her birth. This shocking revelation has raised questions about Adetshina’s eligibility as a Miss South Africa candidate and her citizenship status.
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The Department of Home Affairs has released a bombshell statement alleging that pageant contestant Chidimma Adetshina’s mother may have committed fraud and identity theft when registering her birth. The question now remains – will she be disqualified from the Miss SA pageant?
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