Category: Big Brother Naija

BBNaija housemate and social media influencer, Tacha, in a conversation with fellow housemate, Sir Dee has apologized for her wrongdoings and misbehaviours.

She said “I know my flaws, I know my transgressions, I am human and I am sorry if I hurt anyone. I’ve been so optimistic maybe in a rude way, that’s an irresistible part of me. I will limit my bravery, chain my pride and strength.”

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This is coming after Big Brother attacked her for being rude and disrespectful to authority and Ebuka and issued her another strike.

The strike, however, is the second the Port Harcourt influencer would be getting upon entry into the Big Brother House.

Tension is running high in the Big Brother Naija house and this much was apparent on this week’s episode of Showmax’s Hot Room.

The Big Brother recap show, which is hosted by comedians Basketmouth and Bovi, looked back at a week in which Frodd lay in the centre of several storms, something that appeared to rub several housemates, including lovebirds Mercy and Ike, the wrong way.

During an afternoon together, Mercy shared her irritation over Frodd with Ike, saying: “Frodd, there are things he does that irritates me, and I’m trying so hard to like him”.

Mercy revealed that she had been trying to warm up to Frodd on account of the fact that he regarded her as family but went on to describe him as a “woman wrapper” and “rigid”.

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If Frodd was hoping to get any support from Ike, he would have been sorely disappointed as the latter agreed with Mercy, adding that Frodd was emotional.

“Me and my boys would chew him like this banana” he added.

To catch all the exciting highlights from Big Brother Naija, join Basketmouth and Bovi Sundays on Hot Room, streaming exclusively on Showmax.

Ex-housemate, Gedoni Ekpata has reassured fans that his relationship with his love interest/co-star, Khaffi Kareem is beyond the show BBnaija.

Gedoni said that he would be open to date his co-star, Khafi after the ongoing Big Brother Naija season four ends.

News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Gedoni, who was part of the romantic pair, Khadoni, while in the show revealed his intentions in an interview with host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, host of the programm Big Brother Naija (BBNaija).

He said, “I see a future with Khafi outside the house. I don’t know how she feels but this is my thought. She is a keeper.”

When asked to address the sex rumours, Gedoni told Ebuka that he would prefer Khafi answers the question when the show is over.

He added, “I think I will allow Khafi to ask whether we had sex or not. There were intense moments but sex, no.”

He detailed the moment he felt sparks for the bubbly Khafi and stated that his feelings for her were real.

He said, “I had noticed her before then. I had really noticed her before then.

“I looked at this character and she just radiated love, kindness, everything I would want to associate myself with.

When asked if he loved Khafi as much as she loved him, Gedoni said, “You give out as much as you receive.

“If Khafi was very expressive, there were certain things people were not seeing that she was enjoying.

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“For me, I had my own way and I was not very vocal or shouting about it but Khafi is not one to keep quiet.

Ebuka also confronted Gedoni on his flirting and impending love triangle in Biggie’s House with Venita Akpofure.

He maintained his earlier response that he had no feelings for her.

He said, “I didn’t think for a second I was going to date Venita. I was never in love with Venita.

On Venita’s obvious flirting, Gedoni said he might have gotten it wrong but he wanted to play the game.

He said, “Khafi didn’t like it but she didn’t tell me until we had the talk and I told her I heard Venita had done the same thing to another couple.

“That was when she understood the game and said go ahead.”

NAN reports that Gedoni was evicted during the last Sunday eviction show, alongside Jackye.

His eviction left Khaffi shaken and in tears.

(NAN)

Some concerned mothers on Sunday, expressed divergent concerns over moral impact of ongoing Big Brother Naija (BBN) TV reality show on the children and, especially, among youths in the country.

They spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) bordering on the alleged recent repeated dexual actions by some members of the house during the programme.

Some of them said that the recent sex plays going on among the house mates had raised concerns over the future moral status of youths in the country.

The immediate past president of the Christian Mothers at SS. Joachim and Anne Catholic Church Ijegun, a suburb of Lagos, Mrs. Josephine Eguavon, told NAN that the ongoing programme would implant some immoral values in most children and youths.

“Personally, I see it as breaking the seed moral discipline had already planted in our youths.

“For our country Nigeria, I feel when the child leaves the home front, the society that should have improved on the much the home had instilled in the child. Unfortunately, it has nothing to offer,“ she said.

According to her, the handiwork of our leaders and those who directly or indirectly fund BBN should be censored and see the content value more than the economic value.

A fashion designer and mother of two, Mrs Juliet Edozie, told NAN that the programme had no moral value, adding that it was adding more problems to the challenge of rape.

“We are trying to curb the frequent rape cases in the country and another programme is bringing back such thoughts, it should be trashed before our children become loose,” she told NAN

Also speaking, a pastor, Mr Tunde Awofade, said that such programmes should be aired only late at nights when children and youths would have gone to bed.

“It is very difficult to control what our children watch in this age of technology, the best thing is to restrict the programme to very late at night when our children must have slept,“ he told NAN.

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However, Mrs Patricia Orji, a grandmother, described the project as a vocation rather than a moral disadvantage to the youth.

Orji, popularly called, `Ezinne` said the participants went there for economic gains and were ready to do anything that would earn them a win.

“Who will spoil, will spoil, though a few just go there to do rubbish, but nobody was forced to go there. What about children in school, do you know what they are doing?

“These ones see it as a job that will put food on their tables; children of these days, it is the grace of God they need not to go astray even when you lock them inside the house .

“In fact, I don’t see anything wrong in it, who will spoil will spoil.

“Even some married people live reckless lives, talk less of people who came out to struggle to get this opportunity and people will say it is bad,“ she said.

Two BBN housemates were alleged to have indulged in the immoral act on three occasions since the reality show commenced about two months ago.

(NAN)