Big Brother Naija disqualified housemate Faith has opened up about the sacrifices, struggles, and emotional challenges that marked his journey on the reality TV show. He revealed that he took a loan of ₦5 million just to enter the house.
In an emotional reflection, Faith described how one random click changed the course of his life. “On December 24, I returned to Nigeria feeling frustrated, constantly questioning what I would do as a doctor in this country. However, that one click led me to audition for Africa’s biggest reality TV show,” he said.
Despite competing against hundreds of thousands of hopefuls, Faith was determined to succeed. “I made a bold decision; I took a loan of ₦5 million just to get in, and somehow, I made it,” he revealed.
Faith, a 25-year-old Yoruba man from Osun State, admitted that his time in the house was far from perfect. He candidly discussed his emotional breakdowns, mistakes, and moments of weakness. “I screamed, I argued, I failed tasks, I said things I shouldn’t have said, I lost friends, and I felt overwhelmed and isolated,” he confessed.
The reality star also disclosed that he requested therapy more than three times during his stay in the house. “I knew I needed help, and I was brave enough to ask for it. I’m a work in progress,” he shared.
Despite these challenges, Faith said the experience transformed him, teaching him valuable lessons about teamwork, communication, and resilience. “In the midst of all the chaos, something amazing happened—I found friendship, hope, and a sense of family. Outside those walls, people I had never met were supporting me, shouting my name, and spending their hard-earned money to keep me there. It was nothing short of a miracle,” he added.