“I feel like I won the show” – BBNaija’s Wanni asserts

• Wanni, the runner-up of Big Brother Naija season 9, has shared her reasons for feeling like she has won the reality show.

• Wanni and Handi, her twin sisters, entered reality together.

• Handy was removed from the show after the organizers abolished the pairing system, while Wanni emerged as the runner-up and Kellyrae won the show.

Big Brother Naija season 9 runner-up, Wanni, has expressed her belief that she emerged victorious in the reality competition.

GistLover reminds us that Wanni participated alongside her twin sister, Handy, as a pair. Following the discontinuation of the pairing system by the organizers, Handy was evicted, while Wanni advanced to the finale, ultimately securing the runner-up position, with Kellyrae being crowned the winner.

In a recent interview with Pulse, Wanni articulated her sentiment that she feels as though she has won the show.

“For me, I feel like I won the show, because I achieved everything I went there for. I came to the show for three things: brand promotion, growth and friendship.”

In other news, Comedian and social media influencer, Freedom Okpetoritse Atsepoyi, widely known as Mr. Jollof, has initiated a lawsuit against activist Vincent Oitse, popularly called Verydarkman (VDM), following a string of accusations made by the latter.

VDM had publicly questioned Mr. Jollof’s qualifications for his position as Senior Special Adviser to the governor, even going so far as to insinuate that Mr. Jollof’s wife may have “slept her way” to secure the appointment. This accusation sparked significant controversy online.

In response, Mr. Jollof issued a 30-day ultimatum for VDM to appear in court to defend his claims. The comedian also shared the writ of summons on social media, detailing the allegations made by VDM across four pages.

VDM reacted to the lawsuit with ridicule, mockingly referring to Mr. Jollof as “mumu.” The public has been divided over the ongoing feud, with social media users expressing various opinions on the legal battle.