Izuchukwu Okosi
Tension was rife in the Big Brother Naija All-Stars house late Wednesday night as the duo of Ilebaye and Angel engaged each other in a shouting match that almost led to a physical fight, reports Prime Business Africa.
Both housemates’ tiff arose after Angel claimed that Ilebaye placed her feet on her box of clothes while shaving her hairs, and also ordering her (Angel) to move it away.
Join our WhatsApp ChannelThe supposed insensitivity infuriated Angel who had to be calmed down by Mercy Eke while Doyin took sides with Ilebaye and admonished her to ignore whatever Angel would have to say.
However there was a precedent to the drama that viewers witnessed on television.
Cross who was thought to had been tipsy, shared a romantic moment with Ilebaye which supposedly got Angel slightly offended albeit it was soon clarified that he (Cross) was not under the influence of a drink.
The male housemates were mostly indifferent to the ‘fight’ with Adekunle in particular going further to say that the situation was good for the house as the girls risked a strike from Big Brother.
To make the matter worse, Angel continued to insist that she was ready to be disqualified from the show which Mercy countered.
Venite Akpofure joined Mercy in asking Angel to ignore the temptation of acting on impulse and thereby attracting the irk of Big Brother.
Ilebaye sat quietly on the dining table afterwards and cut the picture of someone who is taking a sober reflection of what had transpired and what the eventual consequence would be.
This was not the first time Ilebaye would be involved in a face off with a fellow housemate.
In August 2022, Beauty was handed a strike by Big Brother for engaging in a fight with Ilebaye which culminated in the damage of Big Brother’s phone during one o of the Saturday night party.
The house awaits eagerly the verdict of Big Brother.
Izuchukwu Okosi is a Nigerian sports and entertainment journalist with two decades of experience in the media industry having begun his media journey in 2002 as an intern at Mundial Sports International (MSI) and Africa Independent Television (AIT), owners of Daar Communications Plc.
