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Amidst the whole reality drama and intrigue of passion, emotion and fun games of 85 days, Cynthia Nwadiora, aka Cee-C, has clinched the worst title for herself. The lawyer was the most talked about and controversial housemate of the 2018 edition and the real representation of the Double Wahala theme.
She was unmistakably confrontational and not afraid to express herself, just exactly as she feels, whenever she feels like. One of such topical moments went down when she adapted her cultural Efik attire and when she lashed out on Tobi with abuses that warranted a big warning from Big Brother.
She has taken her personality to a large extent, that has so reflected in her online image.
If you do a random Google search of the following phrases: ‘Nigeria’s Most Bitter Woman’ and ‘Bitter Nigeria Woman’, you will be surprised of the result.
A Nigerian journalist, Yetunde Olayemi, has said the best thing her fans can do for her is to stop voting for her.
According to her,
‘she needs to come home badly. She is screaming for help like crazy but it seems the majority of her thriving fans do not see this need. Seems to me like she has some personality disorder and needs to wake up from whatever castle she has built up in her head. The big brother platform I think couldn’t care less whatever happens to her psyche. She is damaged and needs help fast. It is rather unfortunate that her shortcoming is playing out on national television. Her sister claims that she did not raise a bitter woman but that is exactly what she is’.
She added
‘Cee C is a bitter, proud, nasty, shallow and close-minded woman. Her way is the only way, her view is this only view. Cee C is borderline NARCISSISTIC. Before you eat me up, you know within your heart that after all is said and done, you will NOT employ someone like Cee C in your outfit neither will you knowingly entrust her with any delicate information as it pertains her profession, LAW. But what do I know… Remember, this is from a place of love’.
