Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi Araba,
Mosunmola Oladipo, has been crowned Miss
Virginity 2015.
Miss Oladipo floored 51 other self-confessed
virgins at the event held on Saturday in Surulere,
Lagos.
Speaking shortly after winning the keenly contested
crown, the new queen said despite the pressure
from many guys outside, she was able to hold her
‘golden egg’ based on her conviction.
Oladipo said, “It’s all about self-determination. It is
about knowing what you want to achieve. It is a
thing of honour to be a virgin.”
Although the originator of the competition, Princess
Adunni Adediran, noted that the contestants were
not medically or physically tested, she said it was
organised to honour and appreciate virgins.
According to her, the judges considered the
candidates’ appearances and I.Q.
Adediran said, “I was thinking of our female
children who men repeatedly use to satisfy their
carnal desires before they are finally dumped.
These girls would have undergone several
abortions till their wombs are damaged, and when
they marry, they cannot have children. Some girls
even run mad.”
She added that some of the 52 contestants were
mobilised by a Muslim cleric, Alfa Sharafadeen
Bulala.
“When he saw our handbills, he was excited at the
prospects and invited virgins in his mosque and
the surrounding neighbourhood.
“When we started, we had a veteran gynaecologist
helping us – Dr. Naimdeem Adeikemade. But
some parents were grumbling that we were
violating the privacy of their children by inspecting
their privates. The ministry of health also wrote me
a letter in 2009 on the same issue.
“This time around, God forbid that anyone who is
not a virgin would come here to contest”, she said.
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