I did not commit a crime, but I’m in prison - BBNaija Khloe complains about self-isolation (video)
- BBNaija reality show star, Khloe, has taken to social media to share how she is coping with being in isolation
- The government advised people to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic to curb the spread of the disease
- Khloe has now said that she is already losing her mind from staying at home and being unable to go out
The coronavirus pandemic is a serious issue that has had the lifestyle of many people around the world altered. Occasions were moved, schools were shut down, churches and mosques, as well as other public gatherings, were banned and people have been advised to stay at home during this period.
Staying at home and not having to go to work seemed to be the dream of many people, but now that it has been made compulsory due to the coronavirus pandemic which can lead to death, many people do not seem happy about having to stay indoors. It is indeed true that people enjoy things when they are forbidden.
The coronavirus pandemic started in Wuhan, China, and has now spread to almost all the continents in the world. People have been advised to self-isolate and practice social distancing so as to stop the spread.
Well, not many people are taking the ‘stay at home’ order positively. Just recently, BBNaija 2018 star, Olubusayo Abiri, also known as Khloe, took to social media via her Instagram page to complain about the self-isolation.
The young lady said that she is losing her mind and that she cannot imagine how she is in a prison despite committing no crime.
She wrote: “I’m losing my dam*n mind .... pls check on me .. How can I not commit a crime and be in prison ... what is my offense? Ehn”
See her video below:
This is coming shortly after Nigerian singer, Runtown, fulfilled his pledge to give out N10 million to fans during this tough period. Fans shared screenshots of the payment they received from the celebrity.
In other news, Legit.ng reported that Nigerians took to social media to react after a pastor, Matthew Ashimolowo, told his church members not to forget to pay their offerings online.
As expected, the video has caused a wide range of reactions from Nigerians. While some people feel that he was only responding to questions asked from his members, others felt it was distasteful for him to be asking for offering during these trying times.
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