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BBNaija 11: I’ll soon show my true colours – Ricky warns housemates
BBNaija Season 11 housemate Ricky has issued a stark warning to his fellow housemates, declaring that they have yet to witness his true self.
The warning comes in the wake of a heated clash involving Ricky and fellow housemates Neche and Nomy.
During the confrontation, Nomy branded Ricky an “Agbaya” — a Yoruba term used to describe a disrespectful elder — and declared she would never speak to him again.
Ricky, however, maintained that Nomy was simply trying to provoke a reaction from him.
The fallout from the altercation saw Ricky face backlash from other male housemates, who demanded he issue a formal apology, not only for the clash but also for skipping group practice sessions.
Ricky initially offered a brief apology, explaining he had no interest in turning the matter into what he called a “ceremony.”
His response, however, was met with dissatisfaction from his housemates, prompting a follow-up conversation in which he issued his now-viral warning.
Speaking to housemates during the Welcome Dinner, Ricky said, “So, I feel you guys haven’t seen anything yet.
And for real though… for real though, and because what’s the whole thing that transpired lately that you guys saw, yeah, I didn’t do anything. It was nothing.
“So I’m like, when I start doing something. No, when I start doing something, what’s going to happen?
So I strongly believe that soon, sooner rather than later, I will finally reveal my true colors.
So, yeah.”
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