By: Chidinma Nwobodo
Winner of Big Brother Naija Season 11, Temi Nkem, says her victory has shown that people genuinely love her personality and what she brings to the table. She made this known during an interview on Arise TV.
Temi noted that despite having the least wins in the house, she still emerged the winner of the show.
“coming from somebody who had the least amount of wins in the house, coming out and now just winning the whole thing, this victory proved that viewers truly connected with me.
“It really shows me that a lot of people actually genuinely love me and love my personality, what I bring to the table, who I am,” she said.
Temi also revealed that Sheba was the person she would have supported if she did not win, describing her as caring, particularly during moments when she was sick or sad in the house.
Speaking on her plans after the reality show, Temi said she intends to continue vlogging and explore other opportunities in reality TV.
“I really do want to continue with vlogging, reality TV, still staying on the reality TV side,” she said.
The reality star added that her willingness to learn would allow her to explore different areas in the future. “If God put it in me, I can do whatever I want to do,” she added.
Also, first runner-up, Aikou, reflected on his experience in the house, saying he was still adjusting to his new life of being famous. He said he entered the house with the intention of winning but did not feel like he had lost despite failing to win the grand prize.
Aikou also spoke about being selected as the Gambit, saying it placed him in a difficult position because he values honesty and transparency. He noted that the experience pushed him to demonstrate his value by contributing ideas to tasks. He added that learning how to swim in the house was one of his proudest moments and expressed hope that his conduct communicated the importance of choosing to be good, even when people recognise their own flaws.
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