Kslib:
He no know say he don block mnay opportunites even in his home country botswana...

Walahi..their economy might be good but it ll neva reach 9ja's own.
*spits* that guy is just sooo..he's a saddist.

jmaine: See ya all in page 1110 . . .make I go tap Main One underground internet fiber . . .Cos the race is for the swift and speedsters . . .

Fiber ke when me dey use semi-fiber!!

Dis is big brother, melvin report to d diary room

ella.b:


Walahi..their economy might be good but it ll neva reach 9ja's own.
*spits* that guy is just sooo..he's a saddist.

He wan move to SA sef.. thats why he dey kiss angelo and koketso asss on stage that day..

god_of_music: Everything!!!

I don't see anytin wrong with my post..u r saying

Kslib:
He no know say he don block mnay opportunites even in his home country botswana...

thank u for quoting me, it keep the conversation goin, pg 1111 we gettin there

The 1111 never reach

Just finish washing my hair, for a mins I was scared you all have reach pg 1111.

NEPA DON TAKE LIGHT!!!!!!
make i go sleep

Michael Bonny Bassey who just represented Sierra Leone at
this year’s Big Brother Africa in South Africa was the first
candidate from Sierra Leone to ever advance to in the BBA
eviction. Michael, a film actor was adopted just two months
after his birth by Aminata and Alfred Bassey and grew up in
Sierra Leone. Many Sierra Leoneans doubt his identity
thinking he is not from Sierra Leone. He was one of the
favorite housemates in the BBA this year. He had fans from
around the world because of his funny tricks and sense of
humor and his crazy dance moves. But eventually
something went wrong that got him evicted from the house.
In this interview, we look at his life in the house and what
he plans to do in the future:
SS- Good afternoon Michael
MB: Good Afternoon Barry
SS: First of all we want to thank you for representing Sierra
Leone in this year’s BBA and for making our country proud.
We are sure Sierra Leoneans everywhere are very proud of
you.
MB: Thank so much, am really proud to be able to represent
Sierra Leone at the BBA- The Chase season Eight (. I
want to thank Africa and all my fans around the world.
Without them I won’t have been able to get to where I am
today. I want to say a big thank you to them.
SS: To start with, how did you get to be selected for the
BBA?
MB: I auditioned for the BBA last year with a partner, Isata
Othman but unfortunately we were not selected but never
gave up hope and I auditioned again this year and
fortunately this year I made it with Andrian Bolt. For both
years that I auditioned for, I was always the first to be there
even before the BBA team would arrive; that shows how
desperate I was to go for the BBA. But it all started when I
first started to watch Big Brother years back but then Sierra
Leone was not a participating country. I loved Big Brother
back then and thanks to my mum who also advised me to
develop my character and my sisters as well. They all
inspired me greatly.
SS: How was it for you when you first received a call that
you have been selected for this year’s BBA?
MB: OMG, when they called me, I couldn’t breathe. They
told me to calm down and they told me I have been chosen
to represent Sierra Leone in the Big Brother Season Eight
(- The Chase, and when they hung up, I burst into tears
and I was just there thanking God for the opportunity.
SS: How was life for you in the Big brother House?
MB: Life in the house was great. I had the opportunity to
meet different people from different parts of Africa, from
different backgrounds and it was great because that was the
only way one could discover one true nature. It was once in
a life-time opportunity and I believe I made the best of it.
SS: What was the relationship between you and Andrian
Bolt who also represented Sierra Leone?
MB: We entered together but we never got to see each
other because we were in, different houses; I was in the
Ruby house and Bolt was in the Diamond house. But we got
to see on Fridays when we have the arena games and
Saturdays at the party zone. Then he was later swapped
into the Ruby house that was when we became close
friends. He is a brother and friend to me.
SS: What about the other housemates and who was your
closest friend among them?
MB: Sulu from Zambia was my closest friend in the house
but am also close to Melvin from Nigeria, Elikem from,
Ghana, Angelo from South Africa, and everyone else.
SS: We learnt that you weren’t up for eviction that day, how
did you end up being evicted?
MB: I was replaced by Bimp who saved himself and
replaced me and unfortunately my votes were not enough
and I ended up being evicted. Bimp was head of the house
by then.
SS: Do you think you were a threat to some of the
housemates and that was why they sent you up for eviction?
MB: Yes, it was obvious that I was a competition to
everyone and some of them felt threaten by my character
and I don’t really think Bimp really liked me; we never got
along.
SS: How was it for you when you got evicted?
MB: Ummmm, the moment Ike called my name that my
chase has ended; it was as if they took the life out of me.
But when I went on stage, the way the fans were screaming
my name and the standing ovation the audience gave me
made me felt a lot better. It was amazing and it something
I’ve never ever felt before, it just amazing.
SS: Several people went to welcome you at the airport when
you came, how does that make you feel?
MB: I was shocked, surprised. I thought it was just my
sister that was going to pick me up but when I came out of
the airport, I saw a whole crowd waiting for me outside. To
be honest, I cried. I just couldn’t believe it. It was an
amazing experience.
SS: How are you coping with public perception of you? Like
some looking at you and saying you didn’t do well or so and
so…were you faced with any such remarks from people?
MB: No, apparently I made every Sierra Leonean proud; I
made Africa proud and all the comments I received are all
positive comments. I never received any bad comment and
am not sure if I will get any bad comment. Also I did a
public appearance with Pokello from Zimbabwe for DSTV in
South Africa and there were over 500 people that came to
see us and according to DSTV, they have never received
such crowd except when Keagan won last year. So, that
tells you how many fans I have in South Africa. I have only
been on twitter for a week now and I have 8,923 followers
on twitter already. You can check that out @BasseyOfficial
SS: We heard Airtel is signing you as their brand
ambassador, is that true?
MB: I heard the same thing but no one has contacted me
from Airtel so it is just another rumor
SS: Now that you are back home, what are you plans?
MB: My major plan is to finish school while working on my
movie career between Ghana and Nigeria because am
already having offers from there.
SS: Most times a lot of people have great potentials but it is
very hard for them to realize these potentials in Sierra
Leone. People generally don’t respect talents in the country;
do you think you will be realizing your dreams here looking
at how big your dreams are?
MB: I am planning to move to Nigeria because am having
lots of offers there already.
SS: You are an actor, let’s look at the film industry in Sierra
Leone; do you think we have an industry?
MB: Well as you know we are growing; we are not there yet
but I believe with time we will be there because we have so
much talents here and all these talents need is recognition.
SS: How are you going to cope with the industry’s lack of
professionalism now that you have excelled beyond it
limits?
MB: I don’t know yet but I believe when I get there I will
cross that bridge.
SS: Your hopes for the future?
MB: As I said, am planning on moving to Nigeria to pursue
my career in filming and take my family to another level in
life and above help to move the Sierra Leone film industry to
another level.
SS: This year has been a great year for you, earlier this year
you won the Best Actor in the 2013 Youth Excellence
Awards and you represented the country in the BBA, how
does that make you feel?
MB: I feel really really great, I feel blessed. It seems as if
everything has been working in my favor. I can only thank
God for this and my family as well because they have been
my source of strength all this while.
SS: Do you have a girl friend?
MB: ummmmm, yes I do now.
SS: Are you getting married soon?
MB: NOOOOOOO! Am only 22years old. Have a lot to do in
putting my life together before I consider getting married.
SS: Your last message friends and family.
MB: I want to thank my family especially my mum and my
sisters Fredrica and Felicia for their tremendous support
throughout my life. To my manager Desmond Finney; my
friends Komeh, Sitta, Makia, Saidu, Amidu and stylist
Hudson Martin Sen Sesay and a special thanks to Vickie
Remoe for her support and to the rest of my fans around the
world. I really appreciate you and God will really bless you
for the love and support you’ve shown me. Thank you so
much.

This bba8 has made us to know who hates who.
Its d east,south against the west.

Melvin: even though NEPA has been privatised to PHCN................

Who don listen 2dis olamide DUROSOKE closely?
If I didn't knw beta I wud think he was talkin bou beverly OSU....
..
Listen 2d lyrics
..
..
School wo lo ti wa'no(which skul u cum 4rm sef)
OSU abi ife (OSU or ife)
Abi BABCOCK kilode to'n beef e (or babcock,y r they beefing u)

Hehehehehehe!!!

wen d saint are marching on,wen d saint are marching on,oh Lord I want 2 b in d number,wen d saint are marching on.pls lord let me b among d saint in 111.but if is for lucifer and he's going to comment der oh lord make me not comment.

Tuso: The 1111 never reach

wats wif dis page 1111 ya'll r talkin abt? Am lost!

Kslib: NEPA DON TAKE LIGHT!!!!!!
make i go sleep

Lol
Melvin--"electricity in 9ja is not as ok as other countries.we hope it gets better".

JOYCEOUS:
wats wif dis page 1111 ya'll r talkin abt? Am lost!

It's better to be lost than to be "left behind"

Kslib:
He wan move to SA sef.. thats why he dey kiss angelo and koketso asss on stage that day..

Hahaha so na koketso go help am boost hin career?
Make hin go sidon.
He won't learn.
See koketso sef don learn ow to prep egusi cuz her sister is getting married to a 9ja man.
Oneal own na to hate.
One day e no go get heart to hate again.

ella.b:

Lol
Melvin--"electricity in 9ja is not as ok as other countries.we hope it gets better".

Has his DS started...

The "Eleventy-leventh" page on mah mind.

During Monday morning’s Google hangout session with
the just evicted Big Brother The Chase housemate
Oneal, he set the records straight on a number on
things mainly his relationship with Feza and his
comments about West Africa.
The Botswana Disc Jockey said his comments about
the West Africans in the house based on their behavior
was misconstrued to mean that he hated the whole of
the sub-region.
He apologized if he offended anyone with those
comments. Also commenting on a popular sentiment
which was also Dilish’s reason for voting for him,
Oneal said he couldn’t see how he was responsible for
the behavior that Nando put up, which ultimately led to
his qualification.
Oneal said it was unfair for anyone to blame him for the
actions of Nando. As a DJ, he also give a huge shout-
out to West Africa for leading the way in supporting and
growing indigenous music across the continent.

jmaine: See ya all in page 1110 . . .make I go tap Main One underground internet fiber . . .Cos the race is for the swift and speedsters . . .

Dont you dare!! I'll tell madam Funke

JOYCEOUS:
wats wif dis page 1111 ya'll r talkin abt? Am lost!

Dey there, your on a long thing. Page 1111. This is a unique page.

BizBloke: Where is ItsModella? I told her she'll shine her teeth and miss 1111.

Where is F. Addict? Playing catch-up? Hehehehe

Na me be dis. I go break and i don come back and i don catch up.

THERE'S NO CAUSE FOR CONTROL, EVERYTHING IS UNDER ALARM

Kslib:
Has his DS started...

Its over now

Na who con be all this new people wey don enter this thread na?

abikyshow: During Monday morning’s Google hangout session with
the just evicted Big Brother The Chase housemate
Oneal, he set the records straight on a number on
things mainly his relationship with Feza and his
comments about West Africa.
The Botswana Disc Jockey said his comments about
the West Africans in the house based on their behavior
was misconstrued to mean that he hated the whole of
the sub-region.
He apologized if he offended anyone with those
comments. Also commenting on a popular sentiment
which was also Dilish’s reason for voting for him,
Oneal said he couldn’t see how he was responsible for
the behavior that Nando put up, which ultimately led to
his qualification.
Oneal said it was unfair for anyone to blame him for the
actions of Nando. As a DJ, he also give a huge shout-
out to West Africa for leading the way in supporting and
growing indigenous music across the continent.

Mscheew.