“As it should be.” – BBNaija’s Ilebaye reacts to Kellyrae victory

• Kellyrae, the winner of BBNaija season 9’s ‘No Loose Guard’ housemate, was announced on October 6, 2024, after a 10-week competition among 28 housemates.

• Kellyrae, a married housemate, emerged as the winner, with Wanni as the first runner-up.

• Ilebaye, the winner of season 8’s ‘All Stars edition’, expressed admiration for Kellyrae’s hard work in response to the development.

Former Big Brother Naija champion, Ilebaye Odiniya, has shared her thoughts on Kellyrae’s recent victory.

According to Gistlover, Kellyrae, a contestant from BBNaija season 9 titled ‘No Loose Guard,’ was declared the winner on Sunday, October 6, 2024, following a rigorous 10-week competition involving 28 housemates.

Kellyrae, who is married, secured the top position, with Wanni taking the first runner-up spot.

In response to this outcome, Ilebaye, the winner of the previous season’s ‘All Stars edition,’ conveyed her appreciation for Kellyrae’s dedication and effort.

In a widely circulated post on her X account, Ilebaye stated: “As it should be.”

In other news, A Nigerian woman has found herself in serious trouble after accidentally borrowing ₦2.5 million from a loan shark instead of the intended ₦2,500. She is now faced with the daunting task of repaying a total of ₦6.8 million due to the accrued interest.

The issue was brought to light by a concerned social media user, @Amy_Adabeeke, who shared the story on X (formerly known as Twitter). According to the post, the woman had intended to take out a small loan of just ₦2,500 from a popular digital lending platform, FairMoney Nigeria (@fairmoney_ng). However, a grave error resulted in her receiving a loan of ₦2.5 million instead.

To make matters worse, the platform allegedly added an interest of ₦4.6 million to the principal amount, bringing her total debt to a staggering ₦6.8 million.

The viral post read, “Please @fairmoney_ng, my aunt was only trying to take out a loan of ₦2,500, why did you guys approve a loan of ₦2 million for her? And as if that’s not okay, y’all added an interest of ₦4.6 million extra? She had returned the money. Is there a way her dashboard can be cleared? To actually pay ₦6.8 something million.”

The situation has sparked a flurry of reactions online, with many users expressing disbelief and calling for an immediate resolution. The woman has reportedly returned the money, and her family is now pleading with the lending platform to clear the excessive debt from her account.