Nigeria’s shining star, Chidimma Adetshina has achieved a historic milestone by finishing as the first runner-up at the Miss Universe 2024 competition.
The event, held in a dazzling ceremony, celebrated beauty, intelligence, and cultural representation on the global stage.
Adetshina’s journey to the top was nothing short of inspiring. From her captivating performance during the preliminary rounds to her thought-provoking answers in the final question segment, she showcased grace, confidence, and a deep connection to her Nigerian heritage.
This remarkable achievement marks one of Nigeria’s best performances at the Miss Universe pageant, solidifying Adetshina’s place as a global icon of beauty and empowerment.
Fans across the world, especially in Nigeria, are celebrating her success and applauding her for putting the country in the spotlight.
While the crown ultimately went to the winner, Adetshina’s impact and legacy at Miss Universe 2024 will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come.
On 16 November 2001, Agbani Darego became the first black African to win the prestigious Miss World title at 18.
Her victory sparked a cultural shift in Nigeria, where many women idolised her look, and “Agbani” became a term associated with slim beauty.
Agbani’s victory was a proud moment for the African continent, and it reverberated within Nigeria as she became the first Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria (MBGN) winner to emerge as Miss World.
Agbani, with her slender frame, challenged beauty norms and influenced the Nigerian perception of beauty.
