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I’d like to return to Biggie’s house – BBNaija star, Chizzy says amid hardship

Reality TV star, Anekwe Francis Chidi better known as Chizzy has expressed his desire to go back to the Big Brother Naija house.

He recently made this known through his official Twitter account on while decrying the biting hardship in the country.

I want to go back to Biggie’s house - Chizzy says

Chizzy, who was Biggie’s house as a rider in 2022, said he is at a point in his life where he would love to go back to the show and live a carefree life.

The businessman reminisced about the days where he and his colleagues enjoyed free food, and emphasized on the allure of being away from the struggles of the outside world.

“Honestly speaking, people are going through hard times. Na to just run inside Biggie’s house for who will take care of my Asa,” he said.

Chizzy hardship return to Biggie house

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President Bola Tinubu stated that the hardship being endured by Nigerians is a necessary sacrifice for their unborn generations to enjoy prosperity and greatness.

He stated this on August 27th while explaining that people cannot have the type of country they desire without the reforms his government initiated.

“It is painful at the beginning, in the short and medium term, but we must do what we have to do to take this nation to its great destiny.

“It is not about you, and it is not about me. It is about our generations yet unborn, for whom we must bequeath a great and prosperous country.

“We must make the very difficult changes that are necessary for our country to get up from slumber and be respected among the great nations of the world,” Tinubu said.

The president also said Nigerians complain a lot about the mistakes of the past, which would not solve any of the challenges bedevelling the country.

He said; “We cannot have the country we desire without the reforms we have initiated. It is painful at the beginning, in the short and medium term, but we must do what we have to do to take this nation to its great destiny. It is not about you and it is not about me. It is about our generations yet unborn, for whom we must bequeath a great and prosperous country”.