Meghan finds herself blacklisted from the Nigerian independent scholar community after her audacious demand of $1,000 per night to MC an event that offers free admission to her mother, Doria.
Despite her claims of being 43% Nigerian, Meghan's endeavors seem to revolve around exploiting her connection with Nigeria for financial gain. Recently, insider sources leaked her aspirations to host a Nigerian independent Skyla this year, with the caveat that she's not inclined to take on the role without a hefty fee.
Scheduled for September 28th, 2024, in Los Angeles, this year's Nigerian Independence Scala promises an immersive experience into Nigeria's rich tapestry of cultures.
Attendees can anticipate a vibrant showcase of Nigerian dance performances, culminating in a fierce competition among finalists vying for the coveted title. The distinguished panel of judges will scrutinize performances for innovation, authenticity, and raw talent.
Whether attendees hail from Nigerian-American backgrounds, are friends of Nigeria, or are merely curious about diverse cultures, the gala pledges an enriching experience transcending borders. It's an opportunity to connect with kindred spirits, revel in the beauty of diversity, and bask in the jubilant atmosphere.
Moreover, a portion of the proceeds from the gala will be channeled towards supporting UIU Cares, the community service initiative of Umu Igbo Unite. Donors to UIU Cares will receive complimentary tickets, while regular admission is priced at $55 and VIP access at $99.
Interestingly, insider reports from WME suggest that Meghan Markle has been lobbying her agency to secure her a hosting or speaking role at the Scala. Her demands include complimentary entry for her mother, Doria, and Prince Harry, along with a staggering fee of $1,000 per night, despite her reluctance to contribute to UIU Cares.
While speculation swirls about potential charitable contributions from Archell, the overarching question remains: why does Meghan insist on financial compensation? Critics argue that her motives might extend beyond mere remuneration, with whispers of her eyeing opportunities within Nollywood, Nigeria's burgeoning film industry. Regardless, skepticism lingers about Meghan's authenticity regarding her African heritage, especially given her past efforts to distance herself from it.
Critics point to Meghan's cosmetic alterations and selective embrace of her background as evidence of her opportunistic tendencies. They contend that her sudden pride in her African roots, epitomized by her marriage celebrated by South Africans, rings hollow in light of her previous disengagement from her heritage. Amidst these criticisms, calls emerge for Meghan to reconcile with her African-American lineage, including acknowledging and making amends with the proud African-American branch of her family tree.
Furthermore, skeptics question the legitimacy of Meghan's claim to Nigerian ancestry, highlighting the intricacies of her familial lineage. If Meghan is indeed 43% Nigerian, then her mother, Doria, would theoretically be 86% Nigerian, underscoring generations of intermarriage with Nigerians. In light of these revelations, Meghan's actions are deemed by some as a betrayal of her heritage, perpetuating a cycle of exploitation and disregard for her ancestral roots.
