#BBNaijaAllStars: I have chieftaincy titles, there’s limit to insults I can take — Whitemoney

BBNaija Allstars contestant Whitemoney has addressed his concerns regarding his interactions with fellow housemate CeeC, pointing out the disrespectful remarks she has made towards him.

He highlighted his status as a titled individual, holding two prestigious chieftaincy titles.

In a candid diary session, Whitemoney expressed his frustration about the frequent use of derogatory language by CeeC when engaging with him, regardless of his esteemed standing.

He emphasised that he currently possesses two respected chieftaincy titles, and an additional one is imminent.

Whitemoney firmly believed that, as a man with significant cultural recognition and traditional titles, he should not be subjected to such disrespectful behaviour.

He voiced his disappointment that, despite his willingness to be vulnerable and open, he has encountered derogatory language from CeeC.

He shared, “CeeC insulted me despite letting my walls down as a respected African man.

I’m an Igbo man to the core with two chieftaincy titles, and the third one is on the way.

There’s a limit to the insult that I can take.”

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