Kemen has been disqualified from the #bbnaija house over the Sexual assault on Tboss this morning.
After this morning’s incident Big Brother has made the decision to Disqualify evict Kemen from Big Brother Naija reality TV show.
An Official Statement from the major sponsors of the show, PayPorte on the incident between Kemen and TBoss says
Hello Everyone,
Based on last night's footage of @Kemen_fitness making sexual moves on @officialtboss_ which sparked a large outrage, we will like to make our stance known on this matter.
PayPorte is strongly against sexual harassment and perversion and we strongly condemn Kemen's actions.
We believe individuals whether under the influence of alcohol or being sober, should have high morals.
We will be taking a decisive action on this. We will be updating you shortly
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Why should Kemen be disqualified after all BB Naija promotes such??? Also, is it that BBN encourages sex and imoral act as long as the two parties agree and aired life for the world to see? And not allowing sexual advances even when adults are confined in the same place for months and expect not to have sexual urge? You guys should allow Kemen to remain and be evicted as it has been. This is rubish BBN
ReplyDeleteWhy hate evil and support darkness? Some of you dislike BBN but, enjoys the discuss.
ReplyDeleteBig Brother thank you for the disqualification.
Lol... Konji wanna wound the guy. Chai poor boy, he couldn't hold himself and behave. Bet they must have told Dem the rules and regulations before going into the house.
ReplyDeleteBBN talking about morals! Then the devil is a saint.
ReplyDeleteLet me tell you people that did that nonsense, the guy Kemen can't stand the charm in Nigeria country must you people do such to the guy. Even his is the one to go because he have low number.. Please bbnaija try to remove such charm in his life
ReplyDeleteSTD stands for sexually transmitted illness.
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