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BBNaija’s Doyin: Nigerians disappointed me, I shouldn’t ve been evicted

One of the newly-evicted Big Brother Naija All Stars housemates, Doyinsola David, fondly called Doyin, says Nigerians disappointed her by voting her out of the show.

Doyin, who was evicted from the show on Sunday, September 10, 2023, said she deserved to make it to the grand finale.

She described herself as a vocal person, saying she expected Nigerians to be smarter and save her from eviction.

She said these in an interview with the host of the BBNaija show, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, on Monday, September 11.

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Doyin revealed that she already dreamt about her eviction, saying: “Honestly, before you (Ebuka) called me, I thought I was going to leave because I already had the feeling; I had a dream. But then I was just hoping that Nigerians would be smarter this time around.

“I’m reality TV gold. There was a reason I was called. I’m a very vocal person. Those are the type of people you need on the show.

“And, to be honest, there is no other person like me in that house. They are all very sneaky; talk behind backs. Nobody really has balls. I have a lot of balls. So, I should be there. But Nigerians, disappointing.”

The Star

Segun Ojo

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