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Big Brother Offers Thin Tall Tony N1million to Quit #BBNaija Show…You Won’t Believe What Happened Next (Video)
One of the contenders in the ongoing Big Brother Naija reality TV show, Thin Tall Tony, has been offered money to leave the show.
A new video making the rounds on social media has shown the moment Thin Tall Tony, a contestant in the ongoing Big Brother Nigeria reality show, was asked a very important.
In the video below, Thin Tall Tony otherwise known as TTT, is seen during a diary session where he was asked by Big Brother if he would take 1 million naira cash and quit the show.
TTT however rejected the offer as he was confident he would win the show.
It should be noted that TTT is among those nominated for eviction, alongside Tboss, Efe, and Debbie Rise.
Watch the video below:
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