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BBNaija's Tacha says other housemates allowed the platform to use them

Wednesday, January 06, 2021 at 6:02 PM by Maymunah Ajetunmobi

- Big Brother Naija ex-housemate, Tacha, has decided to ride on the horse of her latest achievement till it dies

- The entrepreneur took to social media to drag people who thought she would amount to nothing

- She also mentioned that other ex-housemates allowed the platform to use and turn them against one another

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Nigerian reality star, Tacha, is shouting out loud to anyone who cares to listen that being followed by American rapper, Nicki Minaj is a peak achievement.

The BBNaija ex-housemate used the opportunity to let some things off her chest, as well as drag the people who attacked and segregated her.

BBNaija's Tacha says other housemates allowed the platform to use them — BBNaija's Tacha says she is a queen Photo credit: @symply_tacha
Source: Instagram

In a post which she shared on Twitter, the entrepreneur bragged about being the queen people should learn from, but they chose to raise their shoulders and hate on her instead.

Speaking on the BBNaija platform, Tacha mentioned that other housemates allowed themselves to be used and eventually turned against one another.

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"you let the platform use you and turn you against yourselves!!.. you Tap and Feed into it. Was it sustaining enough?? Was it worth it?? How e dey go now!? Hahahaha I love this Life, e too sweet."

The reality star also said that some people cancelled her at the lowest point of her life, she also had to fight spiritual and physical battles to become the cornerstone from the rejected stone that she has always been.

"They cancelled me!!! In the lowest point of my life!! They pocked me!! They fought me physically, spiritually!! They hit me!! They planted traps for me!! They segregated me!! The STONE you rejected has become the CORNERSTONE. GOD IS NOT A man."

Addressing those who asked her to be humble, the ex-housemate noted that she came from the ghetto in Port Harcourt, and she was just a little girl with big dreams.