SHOCKING: FACTS YOU NEVER KNOW ABOUT BIG BROTHER NAIJA 2019 AND THE HOUSEMATES.

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In case you’re not aware, it started few days ago - 30th June. And Instagram is already overhauled with several clips of it.

Those of you who went to or intended to audition for Big Brother Naija early this year, I’ve got a message for y’all.

It is ostensible that the supposed Big Brother audition was simply a SCAM; because they already knew who their housemates were. They just made the audition to appear like they did the right thing. 
Why am I saying this? Have you taken a good look at all the housemates and their profiles? 
From the little I’ve gathered I’ll share with you for free:


  • Mike: A Tall, handsome and muscular, high jumper who will be going for Olympics in 2020. He’s Manchester based, married to a beautiful wife.


  • Mercy: curvy and all sex stimulated - A video vixen. I bet her role is to keep all the guys in the house on a “merciless erection”.

    • Khafi: A London Police Officer. She’s got a great job with an awesome pay but have you considered the fact that she had to abandon her job for the house?


    • Kimoprah: A television presenter, banker, graphic designer and model; she represented Nigeria at the Miss intercontinental World Beauty Pageant and is acquainted with the ex-BBN housemate Khloe
    • Esther: A lawyer
    • Seyi: A doctor, Grandson Of Obafemi Awolowo.
    • Tuoyo:  A stripper, psychotherapist and fitness coach; he’s got the body and is in to kill the babes with it. 
    • It’s barely one week she came into the house but she’s already everywhere online. Tacha, who is known for her sensational and unguarded videos on instagram is already making waves online. 

    Before she got into the house, I often see her posts and videos where she‘ll be wearing just pants and bra, exposing almost all areas of her boobs and heavily sensitive parts of her body, giving all sorts of illicit advice to young ladies, with a determination to win souls - followers on Instagram and become popular. 
    She doesn’t mind comments or public opinion; she deliberately promotes her depraved videos on a public forum -Tundeednut’s page on Instagram. And that’s what she’s known for. 

    When you see her videos, you’ll at once know what she stands for or represents - promiscuity; and she succeeded in gaining popularity through this means.

    Tacha Bbn
    She was once referred to as an “Instagram prostitute” by a lady who made a viral video of her while she was auditioning for the BBN early this year, and finally she succeeded in entering the house. I bet you already know what she’s in for - Drama! She’s all over the net trending and people are already voting her winner; same people who condemned her naked videos and her cheap debasing outlook. World people! What do we really want?



    With the above few insights I guess you get the drift now. BBN is all about drama!
    They are not out to pick any kwashiorkor guy or girl from the street to be admitted into the house; they got it all planned out. Hence the Street audition which they organized early this year was a huge scam!

    They invite standard and high profile personalities; people with status to come and be part of the show. I’m sure that these housemates didn’t even come near the venue during the audition. For what na? 

    As a matter of fact, one of the new housemates Ike, mentioned that it was actually his first time in Lagos. Wow! 


    He wasn’t even there for the audition but he was taken amidst the thousands of other Nigerians who flooded the venue, with some even fainting and killing themselves to be auditioned. Scammers everywhere! How Nigeria go take beta?

    None of them came struggling under the sun or climbing fences during that heavy crowd of applicants. The people who were taken in the house got real connect and recommendations from perhaps ex-housemates or other big names. Some of them probably gave their bodies just to be part of the game.

    Amidst all the “BB NINJAS” who went through hell and hurdles just to be auditioned, the ones who were taken are the imported diaspora Nigerians - they are the real “BB NAIJAS”. 

     So my dear, if you intend to be part of BBN next season, HUSTLE O, so that you can get a name and a profile that will make them send an invitation to you personally, and even BEG you to be one of the housemates! 

    HUSTLE O, so that You won’t have to go and queue under the sun or fight with your mates just to get an audition. Your NAME will single you out. But you don’t have to go the “Tacha way”, you need not do all sorts of shit to gain cheap popularity on the media. 
    HUSTLE HARD!

    Yes, there’s no reality show in there, it is merely a planned drama and a Game!
    With the carefully selected killer babes and hot guys in this season, watch out for so much ‘wetness’, thrusting and sexual displays in the house. This is what they stand for, and this is what they’ll be feeding us with throughout these three months. Free Naija Porn!
    Wait for it!
    ***** ***** *****

    And wait o, why are these ex-BBNaija housemates not getting married and settling down? Forgive me if I’m thinking too much. Although they’re all doing fantastic, successful, famous and rich, But have you taken a look at all the ex Bbnaija housemates and even the most recent? Can you help me point out any of them who are married with kids already?

    Is it Tboss, Bisola, Uriel, Marvis, Efe, or Kemen? Abi the big brother status confines them to “singlehood”. Well, on a second thought I guess their simply rocking their lives. Abi???... lol 

    I’m not making any insinuations but you who intends to get in there, perhaps you might wanna ask yourself; Apart from the fame and the cash rewards, what am I achieving in this Big Brother Naija???

    As Nigerians that we are, what to do? We will still use our data and time to watch and follow it up so that it doesn’t look like we’re left out of what’s trending. 

    #IJustSpilledMyMind
    #KeepingUpWithTheUpdate 
    #BigBrotherNaijaDrama

    #ItzPr0gr3X














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