“Why I’ve been single for a year” – BBNaija’s Handi shares

• Big Brother Naija contestant Handi, known for her role in ‘No Loose Guard’, has revealed that she has been single for approximately a year.
• Handi expressed reluctance to engage in a new relationship due to the ongoing healing process from her toxic previous relationship.
• Handi expressed her dislike for stress during a conversation with her housemate Fairme on Sunday.

Contestant Handi from Big Brother Naija’s ‘No Loose Guard’ has disclosed that she has been single for approximately one year. She expressed her disinterest in pursuing a new relationship, citing her ongoing recovery from the trauma of her previous relationship, which she characterized as “toxic.”

In a conversation with fellow housemate Fairme on Sunday, Handi articulated her aversion to stress. “I have been single for like a year now. The last relationship was toxic and emotional. He stressed me. I don’t like stress. So now, I’m trying to find myself,” she stated.

Gistlover recalls that Handi recently revealed that fellow housemate, Ocee, was her ex-boyfriend.

She described their relationship as not being “serious” and indicated that he was not “nice” to her. Handi recounted that he exhibited “territorial” behavior and even confronted another of her ex-partners at a club.

In other news, Well-known rapper Ruggedman, born Michael Ugochukwu Steven, made a strong claim in a recent Echo Room interview. He stated that he was the first young Nigerian artist to own a car.

He mentioned that he purchased a BMW in 2004 for N900,000, before famous Afrobeats stars like P-Square and D’banj got their own vehicles.

Ruggedman mentioned that during that time, other artists, especially those with Kennis Music, received cars for work purposes but did not own them personally.

“I bought my BMW for N900,000 in 2004. I was the first young Nigerian artist to own a car before them P-Square and D’banj,” he said.

“The only artists that had cars then were signed to Kennis Music. They didn’t own the cars. They were only given to them for official use. Tuface shared the same car with his labelmates then.”

He pointed out his creative marketing strategies, stating that he was the first young artist to print posters and calendars.