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Actress Destiny Etiko criticises Nigerians celebrating return of BBNaija despite hardship
Popular Nollywood actress, Destiny Etiko, has cruticised Nigerians celebrating the return of the Big Brother Naija (BBN) reality TV show despite prevailing hardship in the country.
In a post shared on her official Instagram page, the curvy thespian expressed disbelief that people can still afford to buy data to watch and participate in the reality TV show.
Destiny noted that crime and insecurity are currently the norm in the country while people have remained surprisingly calm about the situation.
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She wrote: ” E don red for our country and I still dey see people dey happy about BBN hmmmmm na wa oh!
‘‘Oh una still get money for data abi?! If you guys do not complain then who am I to do so. I am majorly concerned about the poor masses though. That you can survive does not mean everyone can o.
‘‘Crime is now happening everywhere… Insecurity has become the order of the day and everywhere is calm… THE EARLIER, THE BETTER. “
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