Julius OkorieBBNaija housemate and Wanni twin sister, Handi is counting her blessings after successfully overcoming drug addiction.
Handi went nostalgic during the Aquafina Padi of life task, revealing that she almost lost her life to drug addiction, even as she expressed gratitude to her twin for standing by her during those painful moments of her life.
Join our WhatsApp ChannelShe told Wanni in an emotional laden voice, “You always make sure I’m good throughout everything in this house.
“Even when I almost lost my life to drug addiction, you stayed with me all the step of the way.
“You never left my side, now look at me now, hale and hearty. I’m myself again
“You never let anything or anyone come in between us, even when a guy thinks he can play us both.
“My trustworthy padi, you will tell me the guy is trying to run us street. You know everything about me both good and bad and you never judge me.
“Thank you for always being there for me even when I felt I was never enough.”
The twin sisters are enjoying their hard earned immunity this week after winning custodian challenge, which implies that should any eviction occur this weekend they will be untouchable.
Meanwhile, evicted duo, Ndi Nne are still lamenting over their early exit from the Big Brother House. In an interview on the morning Rush, Chinwe revealed she had to audition for eight years before finally getting into the Big Brother House where the Ndi Nne duo spent only two weeks.
She revealed how she succeeded on the ninth attempt and brought her niece Nne along for the journey, which unfortunately ended earlier than expected.
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“Actually, it was my idea because I have been trying to go into Big Brother for like 8 years, so every year I kept on trying and trying until this year and it was a dual reason. So I buzzed her up, like, ‘Yo, it’s not going to be a bad idea if we do this together, and the rest is history.”
Nne said she initially hesitated but eventually warmed up to the idea, saying, “At first, I wasn’t as enthusiastic, but down the line, I saw reason and here we are today o, we made it.”
Nne emphasised that going into the house with her aunt didn’t hinder her chances but admitted that they regretted exiting the house that early.
She said: “Going into the house with my aunt didn’t mess up my strategy. Our strategy was to be 100% ourselves and authentic and she helped me to be as authentic as possible on the show. The eviction came as a shock because I feel like we were a strong pair and we didn’t deserve to leave that early.”
Julius Okorie is Chief Sports and Entertainment Correspondent for Prime Business Africa. He began his journalism career with the Champion Newspaper and Sporting Champion and later moved on to Daily Independent and the Nation Newspapers. Okorie joined Prime Business Africa in 2024 bringing on board 20 years of experience in writing investigative news on Sports and Entertainment. His well researched and highly informative articles on Sports Business and general entertainment are followed by a wide range of audience.
