has waded into the much publicized lesbian sex tape of the crowned winner of Miss Anambra 2015 competition, Chidinma Okeke.
Controversies and mixed reactions have continued to trail the ex-beauty queen’s involvement in the scandal.
Recall that the embattled ex-beauty queen had been entangled in a lesbian sex tape scandal, in a video which went viral on the internet where she was seen having a ‘cozy time’ with her female sex partner, who unconfirmed sources simply identified as Ada.
The video shows her on a lesbian act with Ada, who is reportedly one of her close friends and happens to be her personal assistant and also the 3rd runner up at the queen of democracy, 2014.
While some have said most Nigerian models would do anything for money, others say Ms. Okeke’s involvement in the saga was a set up by her enemies.
Miss Okeke, had also alleged that the organizers of the Miss Anambra Beauty Pageant, Anambra Broadcasting Service, ABS, was behind the blackmail video.
But reacting to the scandal and comments, Miss Heritage Tourism spoke on the incident which has purportedly brought disrespect to the crowns of other beauty queens in the country.
She cleared the air on the alleged mindset that beauty queens were prostitutes hiding under the umbrella of beauty pageant to practice their key professions.
Iormua, in an exclusive interview with ALEXLUCKYNEWS blasted critics, saying Ms. Okeke’s mistake cannot and must not be used to judge other beauty queens.
The Benue-born said, “Beauty queen or not, we are all faced with scandals. If you haven’t wore the shoes, you can never know where it hurts.
“Chidinma’s sex tape is unfortunate and it obviously wasn’t a deliberate act. A girl cannot drop a nude video of herself on social media deliberately.
“I am not supporting her but there is more to that story which ears have not heard.
“You can’t use another person’s situation to judge everybody.
“Beauty pageantry is a platform to impact the society through humanitarian activities, so people out there should stop seeing models as sex icons but ambassadors,” she stated.
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