BBNaija’s DJ Flo faces backlash after Instagram account hack announcement

• DJ Flo revealed that an unidentified person had accessed her Instagram profile, and her team is actively working to recover it.

• She encouraged her followers to follow her Instagram backup account to stay updated.

• DJ Flo revealed that an unidentified person had accessed her Instagram profile, and her team is actively working to recover it.

Criticism has been directed towards former BBNaija Season 9 housemate DJ Flo following her announcement regarding the hacking of her Instagram account.

In a video shared on her TikTok profile, DJ Flo disclosed that an unknown individual had infiltrated her Instagram account, although she assured her followers that her team was diligently working to restore it.

She encouraged her supporters to follow her backup Instagram account for updates.

Nevertheless, a significant number of viewers from the reality television series took to the comments section to voice their disapproval, stating that they were unfamiliar with her and indifferent to the circumstances surrounding her account.

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Reacting to the post…

@Mpumelelo innocentia: “u were forgotten as if u were never a bbnaija housemate.”

@Abena Esinam✨✨💫: “What should we do about it?”

@B.(🥺💕🖇️❤️🦋🌸)🥀: “U nor Dey advise ur friend??.”

@arike ade😍😍😍: “i like this girl…na Ruthie spoil her game.”

@Juicy J: “what should we do go and advice ur friend.”

@Tina🧑‍⚕️: “Thank you for this information it has changed my life.”

@boh2awa: “And so… Abeg we too busy it’s the finale bye.”

@Nana Asantewaa: “Advice your friend bad habits.”

In other news, Up-and-coming music producer Okafor Chukwunweike David, known as Nteletua, has shared his surprising journey into the Nigerian music scene.

In a recent chat with The Nation, the producer from Anambra State, who is part of a family of five, talked about how he unexpectedly got into music production.

Nteletua graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering from Nnamdi Azikiwe University and also earned a second degree in the same field from the National Metallurgical Institute.

Nteletua started his professional music career around 2013 or 2014 and shared the story of how it began. “It happened unexpectedly. I had friends who sang in church, and I loved their music. I wanted to help them succeed, so I decided to learn music production to help produce their songs and get them noticed. “While working on music for my friends, people recognized my talent and encouraged me to work with other artists. I gave it a try and started producing for underground artists.”

Nteletua mentioned several notable artists he has teamed up with, like Phyno, Zlatan, Mr. Real, Blaqbonez, Portable, and DJ Enimoney, among others.

When he was asked which artists he would like to work with in the future, he said, “I would love to work with Burna Boy, Wurld, Wizkid, Ayra Starr, Kanye West, and Rema.”