Painful, but I Fought a Good Fight: Gabriel Omoya Says As He Becomes 1st Evictee of Gulder Ultimate Search

• Gulder Ultimate Search has evicted one of its contestants called warriors, leaving 17 in the jungle to fight for the N50m prize
• Nigerians have taken to the page of the evictee to shower him with kind words as many declared him their winner
• Omoya, however, took to his page to appreciate the show for giving him the platform to showcase his ability

Gabriel Omoya of Clan Amo has been evicted after he came last in a task that was about navigating blindfolded members through the maze.

The host, Toke Makinwa, stated that Omoya had failed his first test by losing a leg of his sandal, noting that a craftsman was supposed to be observant.

The eviction was however not straightforward as members of Clan Amo were given a chance to write the names of the six fruits whose images they were shown.

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They were given 10 seconds to write the names of the fruits in the correct order and Omoya failed that too as he was only able to write three.

Taking to his Instagram page, Omoya said his eviction was painful. However, he added that he put up a good fight and did his best. He then thanked the show for giving him the platform to show his ability.

Check out the moment he was evicted below:

Nigerians react

ibash_em:

"Your winning starts here my bro."

chrismarios.comm:

"Higher you my gee you’re a star and would continue to shine bright like the diamonds."

tomi_lolaaa

"You’re loved my winner."

dicennaemeka:

"Champion."

apinke_seun

"Greater heights."

ikwumezie_chidi_ipcnice:

"All the best boss."

adenikearomoyo:

"Greater heights dear best of luck."

Female warriors of Gulder Ultimate Search accuse Omoya

Three out of the four female warriors of Gulder Ultimate Search, Chidinma, Jennifer, and Omokhafe accused Omoya of peeping at them while they were bathing.

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Jennifer stated that while they were bathing, they put their lanterns a bit far away from them to avoid being seen by anyone, however, they could still see who was passing. She added that Omoya passed by and carried their lanterns to fetch water, knowing they were bathing.

In his defence, Omoya said the women were bathing by the roadside which was along where he wanted to get water. He also noted that he told the ladies that he wasn’t facing their direction.

Source: Legit.ng