Supermodel Oluchi Onweagba has corrected Temi Otedola for proclaiming herself as the first ambassador for L'Oréal Paris from Nigeria and Africa.
This happened soon after Temi Otedola, billionaire's daughter was named the brand's first African ambassador.
Oluchi Onweagba used Instagram to expose the truth about Temi Otedola's statement.
The supermodel provided evidence to support her claims that she is the first Nigerian to serve as an ambassador for L'Oréal Paris.
Oluchi published an old photo of herself posing for the brand, claiming to be the rightful owner of the achievement. While throwing shades, the supermodel wrote:
"LEGITIMATE TBT FIRST NIGERIAN REMAINS FIRST FOREVER. NOT A LOUD SPEAKER BUT COUNT ON ME TO SHOW YOU ALL RECEIPTS."
Oluchi Onweagba's post directly responds to Temi Otedola's recent statement, which she shared on social media. Temi shared a snapshot of herself and wrote:
I still don't believe I'm typing this but I'm so excited to announce that I am the first-ever African Digital Ambassador for @lorealparis
I'm truly honored to be the first Nigerian representing L'Oréal not only across Africa but also on a global stage. This has been the hardest secret for the last 6 months!!."
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