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‘No romance, no distractions’ — BBNaija’s Tram trends as old iShowSpeed condom video resurfaces

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Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Tram, began trending on social media after an old video of his encounter with popular American streamer iShowSpeed resurfaced shortly after his introduction into the reality show.

Tram, a 24-year-old streamer from Lagos, was unveiled as one of the housemates during the Season 11 premiere on Saturday.

During his introduction, Tram said he entered the competition with one goal.

“I’m here for one thing only, the game. No romance, no distractions, no apologies,” he said.

However, a few minutes after the premiere, an old clip of Tram with iShowSpeed began circulating online.

In the video, Tram was seen handing iShowSpeed a condom while telling the American content creator that he had girls waiting for him in his room during the YouTuber’s visit to Nigeria.

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‘No romance, no distractions’ — BBNaija’s Tram trends as old iShowSpeed condom video resurfaces

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