<h4>Chidinma Ojukwu shines in prison</h4>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a></strong> reports that Chidinma Ojukwu, the prime suspect in the murder of Super TV CEO, Michael Ataga, and other inmates participated in a beauty pageant held in Kirikiri correctional facility.<br />
Viral reports and photos online noted that the 21-year-old murder suspect emerged as the winner of the beauty pageant, which was held to mark the 2022 International Women’s Day.<br />
Photos also showed other female inmates who contested in the pageant, all dressed in dinner gowns with sashes supposedly representing their prison wards.<br />
The Lagos State Command of the Nigerian Prison Service confirmed to journalists that several activities took place in commemoration of the IWD in the Female Custodial Facility of the prison.<br />
The Public Relations Officer of the Command, Rotimi Oladokun, said, “The inmates at Female Custodial Facility commemorated International Women’s Day. There were a series of event: talkshows, talent show, music, comedy, and beauty pageant.”<br />
Commenting on the emergence of Chidinma as Miss Cell, Oladokun said, “I can’t comment on a particular winner because there were many winners. Cell A may decide to sing, Cell B may decide to do beauty pageant, while Cell C may decide to present a play.<br />
“Maybe her own cell decided to present a pageant show and she won as a representative there. But as I said, there are other winners.”<br />
<strong>Source: Punch</strong></p>
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