Controversial Nigerian gay activist Uche Maduagwu replies relationship expert, Blessing Okoro, who critiqued the the BBNaija show just after Whitemoney was declared winner
Popular Nigerian relationship adviser, Blessing Okoro mocks the organizers of the ‘Shine Ya Eye’ edition of Big Brother Naija reality show and winner, Whitemoney, whom she claims his win was boring.
This is coming following the conclusion of the show that witnessed Whitemoney walk out with the grand prize of N90M.
Taking to Instagram to react after the show’s wrap-up, Blessing Okoro affirmed that the show looks too scripted, boring, and predictable from the start.
This opinion of hers didn’t go down well with the actor as he slammed her heavily stating that whitemoney winning was God’s script band not man’s
Dear Blessing CEO, if Whitemoney winning #bbnaija 90 million naira is not enough EXCITEMENT for you then you seriously need 30 days mountain prayers. Everyone knows it was #Liquorose I supported, but when #Jesus say YES no man can say NO. Madam #bbnaija6 finale no be Onye Eze mansion, that type of boring excitement is AUDIO. Learn to rejoice with those wey dey rejoice, clout chasing is not nutritious. Congrats Whitemoney #lagos #bbn6 #instavid #whitemoney
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