Why do people keep comparing me to Rihanna?- Uche Maduagwu

[p]Nollywood actor, Uche Maduagwu, recently expressed his concerns about constantly being compared to American singer Rihanna. Taking to his Instagram page, he shared new photos of himself dressed as a lady and confidently stated that he does not resemble the music icon.

[p]In a bold declaration of his new titles, Uche Maduagwu crowned himself the Queen of Lasgidi, Queen of Luxury Fashion, and Luxury Lifestyle in Lagos. He revealed that he had previously struggled with embracing his true self but now feels confident and empowered.

[p]Addressing the comparisons to Rihanna, Uche Maduagwu wrote, "Why is everyone saying that I look so much like RIHANNA? No, please, I don't like that American music legend. I'm the Queen of LASGIDI, the Queen of Luxury Fashion and Luxury Lifestyle in Lagos. I was so afraid to embrace my true self. But that was then, yes, I look so beautiful now, but dear ladies, the true beauty of a woman lies inside her heart and not her face."

[p]Last month, Uche Maduagwu publicly came out about his sexuality, revealing his readiness to embrace his feminine side. He shared photos of himself dressed as a lady on Instagram, proudly representing his true identity and no longer hiding. Referring to himself as the Queen of Lasgidi, he boldly stated, "I'm finally representing my TRUE IDENTITY. No more hiding again... Na me be the Queen of Lasgidi, the Queen is here. Queen Uche Maduagwu, Queen of LASGIDI."

[p]In response to his post, Tonto Dikeh mocked him in the comment section, writing, "Queen of Lasgidi. God abeg ooo."

[p]It is worth noting that in 2021, Uche Maduagwu had previously declared himself gay on Instagram, asserting that it is his inherent right. He expressed his refusal to change his sexual orientation and criticized Nollywood actresses, claiming that many of them date gay politicians while openly criticizing him. He stated, "Being gay is my birthright, so don't try to change me. Ko le work! Naija actresses who criticize me are not God. More than half of current Nigerian ministers are gay, and over 98% of popular actresses received car gifts from married gay rich men this year."