‘BB Naija Is Not A Poverty Alleviation Scheme’ – Miyonse Shades Efe

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One of the evicted Big Brother Naija housemate, Amosu Oluwaseyi Miyonse threw a shade at housemate, Efe when he responded to a tweet about Efe coming from a humble background.

He further said that Efe’s strategy of emphasizing that he came from the street will not make him win because Big Brother Naija Reality Show is not a poverty alleviation scheme.

Miyonse reacted to the tweet saying; we are all from humble backgrounds, that everyone deserves an equal chance to win the show because it’s not a poverty alleviation scheme.

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