BEAUTY PAGEANT: Reno Omokri Raise Questions On Chidnma Ojukwu | DETAILS
Human Rights Activist Reno Omokri, has frowned at Chidinma Ojukwu participating and winning in a beauty pageantry while in Kirikiri prison.
Photos of Ojukwu who is a prime suspect in the alleged mu-rder of Usifo Ataga, CEO Super TV, winning Miss Cell 2022, flooded the internet sparking reactions.
According to Prisons spokesperson, the pageantry among other activities, was in commemoration of the 2022 International Women’s Day.
Reacting, Omokri wondered how the family of Ataga would feel seeing a suspect in the alleged mu-rder of their son on the pageantry runway .
He noted that the prisons remains a place for punishment and rehabilitation and not for fun fare.
Omokri wrote;
Prison is a place of punishment and rehabilitation. Once it becomes a place of fun, then the whole purpose is defeated. How would the family of Usifo Ataga feel to see Chidinma prancing about as a beauty queen in prison? That is unacceptable. Heads should roll! And if heads don’t roll, the question we must ask is whether Chidinma has a prison official zaddy who she is making very happy. Because the state of her hair, skin, the clothes she wore and her shoes are better than 99% of females that are free in the world outside prison!
And the media should stop calling her an ‘alleged killer’. She admitted killing Usifo Ataga on camera. Once there is an admission, the charge is no longer alleged. It is proven. What is in doubt are the circumstances. Did she do it while under the influence of fear, or drugs, or something else which we do not as yet know? But that she did it is fact, not allegation.
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