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Reactions as Chidinma Ojukwu wins ‘Miss Cell’, 2022

Admin March 10, 2022

March 10, 2022

Nigerians have taken to Twitter to react over the crowning of Chidinma Ojukwu, alleged killer of Super TV CEO, Michael Ataga as ‘Miss Cell’ 2022 during a ceremony to commemorate the 2022 Women’s Day at the Kirikiri prisons in Lagos.

While some have condemned her participating and eventually becoming winner of the pageant, others are in support of her participating.

Reactions:

@nee_dles: Chidinma Ojukwu is getting the queen’s treatment for allegedly committing a murder crime. I see how y’all level up equality.

Chidinma (middle) after being crowned
@d_LegalEagle: Prison Inmates are humans too. The same Nigerians calling for the revivification of Nigerian prison system are the same people criticizing the Prison authorities for allowing Chidinma Ojukwu to participate in the beauty pageant.

@chaovilan: I think Chidinma Ojukwu is actually having a better life in prison than she would have outside the joint.

This should be a caveat to rich men who don’t wanna leave young girls alone, they’ll blow your money, kill you, then become celebrities while you will be dead.

@OAgbama: Chidinma Ojukwu is Miss Cell 2022? A ludicrous news! Nothing Musa no go see for prison

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