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| Nina |
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Miracle with the governor of Imo state, Rochas Okorocha |
Big Brother Naija season three may have come and gone but the gifts have continued to roll in for your favourite contestants.
Since the Big Brother Naija season 3 came to an end, majority of the contestants who took part in the reality show have gone on to receive gifts from fans and corporate bodies.
As the tradition of the show, the winner of the competition gets to leave with a number of gifts and this year's edition wasn't different as the winner, Miracle, went home with N45M worth of gifts.
It didn't end there, Miracle got a number of gifts from good spirited individuals, including the governor of Imo state (his state of origin), Rochas Okorocha, which includes him being named an education ambassador for the state.
Governor Rochas also promised to finance Miracle's education and gifted him a plot of land in Imo state.
His fellow housemate and love interest from Imo state, Nina, was also awarded the position of an education ambassador by the Imo state governor. For Nina, the gifts kept rolling in after the show and one major present she got was the car from fashion icon, Toyin Lawani on her birthday.
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| Cee-C |
Even though she was probably the most controversial housemate back in the house, Cee-C also received gifts after the show. On her arrival at the airport in Nigeria, Cee-C was presented with a cheque of N2M by her fans.
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| Ahneeka |
Another contestant who also received a cash gift from her fans after the show was Ahneeka. The beautiful reality star whose stay in the house wasn't long enough to join the last men standing received a N1M cheque from her loyal fans.
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| Tobi |
For Tobi Bakre, the ladies' man who recently celebrated his birthday, he got a gold chain from his father which was more like a personal gift from a father to a son.
For the other housemates, although it is not clear if they have received gifts from their fans since leaving the house, a number of them have been able to sign endorsement deals and keep on appearances in public events.
It is hoped they are able to sustain the momentum they have going on since leaving the house and not run out of gas at some point.
~Pulse
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