Big Brother Naija ex-housemate, TBoss, has talked about her highly publicized s*xual harassment from fellow housemate, Kemen, Comedian AY's joke about her and as well as Reuben Abati's article.
While speaking in a new interview on Channels TV programme, Rubbin' Minds, with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu on Sunday, popular Big Brother Naija housemate, TBoss, finally opened up about the s*xual assault that stirred major controversy during and after the just-concluded Nigerian reality TV Show.
The Benin City, Edo state-born Tokunbo Idowu aka Tboss, revealed that the disqualified housemate, Kemen has been making efforts to reach her since the show ended but she kept him at bay because she is angry with the way he has handled his interviews since the show ended.
The reality TV star also addressed Comedian, AY Makun’s conduct at the AY Live concert as well as former Presidential Aide, Reuben Abati’s controversial article.
Here are excerpts from the interview:
On Kemen:
"I honestly think that the decision that Big Brother took was the only decision that could have been taken. And everything that Kemen has to say about that, na him get him mouth, e fit use am talk wetin him wan talk but he knows and we know.”
On her relationship with Kemen since the show ended:
“I have seen him a few times but I really don’t want to talk to him because honestly the day you (Ebuka) came into the house with Karen, I was thinking what would happen if I see Kemen because I thought there would be a party after then.
"I just wanted to slap him. I think I even said that but then I came out and I said you know what everyone can make mistake because I am an attractive person but then, I come out and I hear the interviews he has given, today he makes an apology and then tomorrow he comes out to say TBoss knows what happened and that if there was no N25 million involved, hopefully she would tell the truth. What truth are you talking about? You are contradicting yourself. And then you are calling me? He has called me like over 15-20 times but I don’t want to speak to him. I am not ready because if I talk, I would say the wrong things. I want to calm down”.
On Comedian AY Makun’s joke:
“I totally feel it was insensitive of him. It was very insensitive because like I said, I have a lot to say. Everyone who watched the show knows I am a very emotional person and I am very sensitive and this is not something that can be overlooked or joked about. I see the comments. I sneak into my Instagram and see the comments and I am like look, you are a female.
"This could have happened to you. This probably has happened to you. This incident was on camera. People saw it and people still chose to make light of this situation and make a joke out of it. If I consent to you touching me, that doesn’t mean I consent to you kissing me or going the extra mile. if you do that to me on international tv and someone out there feels it is content for a joke, its unfair. You do not have to have a daughter or a sister or any female that is close to you for you to know that what went down was not ok. You just made a mockery of my emotions and my pain. That was insensitive”.
On Reuben Abati:
“That was sad, that was just sad. Coming from someone of that calibre”.
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