Former Miss SA Finalist Chidimma Adetshina ‘s Father Linked to Dangerous Criminal Activities
More damaging claims have surfaced against former Miss South Africa 2024 finalist Chidimma Adetshina. This comes after the Department of Home Affairs revealed that her mother committed fraud and identity theft.
The Department of Home Affairs stated there are prima facie reasons to believe that fraud and identity theft may have been committed by the person listed in Home Affairs records as Adetshina’s mother.
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Contradictory Claims About Adetshina’s Background
Now, additional allegations have arisen against Chidimma Adetshina’s father, as sources reveal new information about her background. Contrary to Chidimma’s claim of being born and raised in Soweto, sources indicate she was actually raised in Summergreens, Cape Town.
“Chidimma Adetshina is Cape Town girl. She grew up here, but her cousin Lerato, a relative from her mom’s side, grew up in Soweto, and she is one who can speak Sotho. She was raised by Chidimma mom after her mommy passed on. We stay in the same hood, Summer greens” the source said.
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Damning Allegations Emerge on Chidimma Adetshina’s Father
Reports have also emerged alleging that Chidimma Adetshina’s father is a dangerous drug dealer with suspected involvement in human trafficking. However, these claims could not be independently verified at the time of writing.
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Department of Home Affairs to Take Action
In related news, Chidimma Adetshina’s mother faces arrest after the Department of Home Affairs uncovered fraud and identity theft. The Department also clarified that Adetshina, as an infant at the time, could not have participated in her mother’s alleged unlawful activities.
The Department of Home Affairs further stated that it will seek to identify and arrest any of its own officials who may have been involved in the alleged fraudulent scheme, which may have prevented an innocent South African mother from registering her child.