Supermodel Oluchi Onweagba has clarified her opinion on being the first Nigerian and African ambassador for L’Oréal Paris, casting doubt on Temi Otedola’s recent announcement as the brand’s first African ambassador.

Oluchi Onweagba took to Instagram to correct the record, presenting a throwback photo of herself as the first Nigerian ambassador for L’Oréal Paris and captioning it:

“LEGITIMATE TBT FIRST NIGERIAN REMAINS FIRST FOREVER. NOT A LOUD SPEAKER BUT COUNT ON ME TO SHOW YOU ALL RECEIPT.”

Oluchi Onweagba’s post is a clear response to Temi Otedola’s recent announcement, making it evident that there is a dispute over who holds the title of first African ambassador for L’Oréal Paris.

Asavivian:
who cares

ganisucks:
L'Oréal know what they are doing. The fruits of Bulaba walka.

meobizy:
Oluchi and Kanu, same bus stop. They’ve spent years in the white man’s land yet English dey hard them speak. E sure me die say na Igbo only them dey speak when in private. The woman come marry Italian husband join — double wahala for dead body. At least her mixed race kids will speak Igbo fluently.

GODPUNISHALABI:
This is a tribal war, agbado and ronu ebin pawa bandits will mount on oluchi's page now

Papayaayasager:
Abobaku's has inherited the nature of dualizing everything, two national anthems, two Naira notes two L'oreal ambassadors

meobizy:
Oluchi and Kanu, same bus stop. They’ve spent years in the white man’s land yet English dey hard them speak. E sure me die say na Igbo only them dey speak when in private. The woman come marry Italian husband join — double wahala for dead body. At least her mixed race kids will speak Igbo fluently.