BBNaija See Gobe’s Bisola Thanks Organizers, One Year After the Show

Bisola was runner up at the second edition of the BBNaija show.

A year after emerging second at the widely watched second edition of the BBNaija show, Bisola Aiyeola takes to instagram to thank the organizers for the opportunity given to her. According to her, the show has taken her places, beyond her dreams.

She wrote;

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Hey fam!

Today is a birthday of sorts for me. One year ago, I left the Big Brother House as runner-up and set upon a path that has been beyond my wildest dreams.

People always ask me about my time in the house, but truth is none of us imagined the hype surrounding everything we were doing and how our lives were going to change. It still takes me by surprise when I travel around The world and people come up to me to wish me well and sometimes even quote things I said from a year ago.

I went into the house with just one purpose which was to reach as many people and showcase my talent.

When I think of the things that my Big Brother experience has allowed me to do in the past 12 months, it is difficult to do so without overwhelming gratitude.

It has connected me to my beautiful family, @thetemplecompany. It has allowed me greater selection in the kind of projects I do.

It has given me the opportunity to add my voice to the plight of our young girls who have the smallest voices in our country.

Most importantly, it has allowed me to be closer to all of you. I thank @multichoice_africa , @payporte and @dstvnigeria for the life-changing opportunity. I thank My mother, my sister @Adunola.a ,My daughter Leyla for their constant support.

I thank you @biodunstephen And @thetemplecompany for always having my back. I thank each and every one of you for continuing to tolerate my craziness and allowing me to be myself. Trust me when I say you ain’t seen nothing yet! I love you all. #NaTheWorkWeDeyDo #BeTheMovement #TMC #TMPL #BBNaija”

 

 

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Omaku Josephine

Omaku Josephine Ananeyi is a Journalist with keen interest in social reformation, a spontaneous writer, an impulsive reader, and a talker. She currently writes for Ghafla Nigeria. Catch me on Facebook @Omaku JhoJho Ananeyi and on Instagram @Jho_Ananeyi