“How do I lead people who don’t want to be led” — HoH Chichi breaks down in tears following wager loss (Video)

Chichi, the Step Up Head of House for week nine of BBNaija, cries harshly when her side neglected to win the bet.

The housemate encounters one more profound second in the wake of struggling with defiance since she turned into the HoH.

Chichi cries harshly as she mourns the dissatisfaction of being a pioneer whose orders are not done while in that frame of mind of an individual flatmate, Bryann.

She additionally ascribed the group’s absence of status and refusal to pay attention to her for the bet’s disappointment.

Elsewhere in the world, the Nollywood entertainer Erica Nlewedim has made sense of why she will never again keep away from governmental issues.

Erica, a Big Brother Naija member from season 5, declared on Twitter that she would never again be concealing behind the scenes.

As indicated by her Tweet famous people are encouraged to avoid governmental issues, yet she will do the immediate inverse.

Her tweet peruses; “The exhortation to big names is to avoid legislative issues cos we’re the ones who will be utilized as substitutes however we’ve been remaining ceaselessly and the circumstance has been deteriorating so I’m done remaining endlessly. As yet deciding on who’s awesome for the gig!”

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