Big Brother Naija All Stars contestant, Chemeka Okoye also known as Frodd, on Tuesday set the internet abuzz when he sent a warning to his personal mechanic on TV.
He was having his diary session with Biggie when he decided to use the opportunity to pass an instruction to the person repairing the car he left at home while going for the reality show.
Frodd was expressing how much he misses his pregnant wife, when he deviated but got cut short by Biggie when he tried to warn his mechanic about his car.
Host of the show, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and fans found it hilarious and they reacted to his unexpected act on social media.
Watch the video below:
Ebuka commented: How can Frodd be warning his mechanic on international TV?
@ifyble5 wrote: Make he pack and go home on sunday.
@Nwannedumebi: 9ja mechanics will make you forget you are in Biggie’s house.
@Beautifultoyin: Frodd cannot lose 120m + car. I don’t blame him. If N120m no come, make I sha meet my car in perfect condition.
In other news…
A 91-year-old Kenyan man left his home in search of greener pastures when he was in his 40s and he recently returned with one property.
The senior citizen identified as Samuel Machuka who disappeared 50 years ago without family members knowledge of his whereabouts came back with only a walking stick.
When he made a surprising return, it was the Provincial Administration that made it possible for him to be found in Wote, Makueni County. Machuka had been working as a casual laborer on a farm.
Despite having not seen him since he left home in the 1970s, the elderly man was joyfully welcomed by his family in Masabo village, Nyaribari Masaba Kisii, although only a few of his peers could recognize him.
His nephew, Robert Makomba, had previously worked with him in Mau Narok in 1995 before they lost touch due to the absence of communication channels.
Makomba expressed gratitude to the Provincial Administration and noted that as Seventh Day Adventist Christians, they would not hold any rituals, rather, warmly receive Machuka back home.
When asked about his marital status, Machuka said he had three informal marriages, but had no knowledge about the whereabouts of his wives.
Some of his elderly uncles who were still alive, were relieved over his return as they had been searching for him in vain. They also stated their willingness to support him in settling down.
Machuka was offered a portion of the family land to build a house and his relatives said that any woman he had children with in the course of his journey to an unknown destination would be welcomed back home.
