The 23-years-old Big Brother Naija winner, rapper and new Payporte Brand Ambassador, Efe Ejeba has revealed in a recent interview on his arrival to Nigeria that his only regret in the Big Brother Naija house was drinking alcohol.
According to report, he explained that he feels blessed and full of gratitude to everyone who voted and supported him throughout his stay in the Big Brother Naija competition, yet he still regrets drinking.
“The only regret I have is drinking. I heard my mum is upset with me. So, I apologise to her for drinking so much in the BBNaija house.
“I am so grateful to a lot of people including Governor Okowa of Delta State. I heard he threw his weight behind me. I was also told that comedian; I Go Dye dropped N1 million for my campaign team. When I called him, he ended my call and called me back. We spoke for hours. I am also grateful to Ali Baba, Akpororo and so many Nigerian celebrities whom I had never met but stood behind me. I hear my family house in Warri can now be likened to a tourist centre because of the number of people who have thronged our home to congratulate my parents.’
Efe Set to Be An Ambassador
Following his win at Big Brother Naija, the Plateau state governor Simon Lalong reportedly speaking through his director of Press and Public Affairs, Samuel Nanle confirmed that he will receive Efe as the newest Ambassador of the State in the entertainment and creative industry upon his arrival.
Efe who is originally from Warri in Delta state grew up in Jos, hence the government’s decision. The director also said Efe was groomed for excellence in Plateau state. See his full statement below:
“Efe is by ethnic extraction from Delta State, Plateau is proud to lay claim to his entire life’s orientation having been groomed for excellence in life with the values that distinguish the Plateau person. The Executive Governor in his commendation assured the people of Plateau and Delta States, that the success of Efe will provide the additional platform for the consolidation of the relationship between the people of the two States, which had existed right from the early Tin Mining days of the twentieth century.
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