BBA Stargame: Friendship is worth $300,000 – Chris

Ola had health challenges and opted out of the game last week. Even though Chris had no such complications, he had to leave as well based on the rules of game. Since its a tag team show, if one party would leave, his team mate would have to follow. Though Chris had no choice of […]

Ola had health challenges and opted out of the game last week. Even though Chris had no such complications, he had to leave as well based on the rules of game.

Since its a tag team show, if one party would leave, his team mate would have to follow.

Though Chris had no choice of remaining in the house following the decision by Ola to leave, he never felt bad.

He told our correspondent in Lagos he was comfortable with his friend’s decision and would stand by him at all times.

“$300,000 is a lot of money all over the world. But let me ask you. If I give you $300,000 and take your friend, would you accept? If No, then that explains why I left $300,000 to follow my friend,” he said adding he has no regret whatsoever.

He also spoke briefly about his experience in the house.

“In that house, you have to behave yourself. Because majority of the people in the house are damn crazy and naughty. But if I have the chance to go to the house ten times, I would go. The house is fun and exciting.”

The most crazy thing I did in the house according to him was when he had to wake all of the housemates on a certain night.

The girl that excites him the most is Zainab of Sierra Leone.

“Zainab is something else. She is crazy and really cracks me up. She behaves like a typical Nigerian. She is amazing.”

But on who would win he tips Goldie, the last Nigerian standing.

“I’m tipping Goldie to win. If she misbehaves, Zainab would win. My advice to Goldie is that, she should play it cool. Let her be herself.”

Ola bakare also agrees his bonding with Chris is inseparable.

“Our chemistry connects. He is my friend to the core. If I am angry he knows, if he is angry, I know. We know ourselves very well and we get along,” he said.

Speaking on his ailment, he said “I only had high blood pressure. It could happen to anybody. It’s not that I was ill. I have never experienced it before. I had to leave lest I aggravate the condition. Anything could spark it – anxiety and all.”

On his experience in the house he said, “We were not acting, we were real. They loved us and felt for us. They cried when we left. We made an impact. The platform is remarkable. We were peacemakers, we were not drinking and misbehaving. We wanted to be helpful. I am proud I am a Nigerian.”

On what he would do next he said “the Joker is in my hands now. It’s left for me to play it well. I will be who I am.”