BBNaija: “I Can’t Repeat Clothes” – Sammie

BBNaija former housemate laments how he has been struggling adjusting to his new life
Says he can’t repeat clothes

Ekohotblog reports that former housemate of BBNaija season 6 Sammie Jacob Alifa has opened up on how he struggles to keep up to the new status being a former housemate has conferred on him.

During a question and answer session with his fans via twitter on Tuesday, the reality TV star revealed that being in the limelight comes with many “do’s and don’ts”

He said his journey since leaving the Big Brother house has been a “bittersweet” experience, adding that the most annoying part is the fact that he can no longer repeat clothes.

BBNaija – Sammie

The 26-year-old student also said his team’s reaction to his discomfort is that he needs to do away with the “poverty mentality”

He disclosed that his journey since leaving the Big Brother house has been a “bittersweet” experience, adding that the most annoying part is the fact that he can no longer repeat clothes.

The 26-year-old student also revealed how his team hasn’t been helpful in addressing his discomfort because they just tell him that he needs to do away with the “poverty mentality”

“Very very overwhelming! A lot of dos and don’ts, It’s just bittersweet out here,” he said.

“The absolutely annoying part is I can’t repeat my clothes! Anyways I need to throw the poverty mentality away and embrace a new mindset! That’s what they said!”

In an interview with CableLife, Sammie had disclosed that he initially lost his self-confidence on BBNaija due to the consciousness he had of his poor background

“A guy like me from Zaria, Kaduna state, a regular boy finally in BBNaija and seeing other housemates, the truth is that I lost confidence. I was like what am I doing here? I should not be here. Then I thought that regardless, I’m still human and I tried it and I got here, why don’t I accept this whole thing,” he had said.

“The crying part came when I sat down one day and I was looking at everybody in the house laughing and sharing stories of how successful they are. That made me lose confidence again. I didn’t believe in myself at all and I went in to take out my pictures to justify the fact that I’m nobody and that I switched from nothing to something.”

David Titiloye