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#BBNaija: Ozo is someone I can date if reconciliation with my boyfriend doesn’t work – Nengi (video)

Written by on August 11, 2020

Big Brother Naija’s housemate, Nengi has given a possible condition that may lead her to having a romantic relationship with Ozo.

Nengi made the disclosure during her diary session, disclosed that she is currently having issues with her boyfriend but keeping an open mind for a possible reconciliation when she leaves the Big Brother house.

Nengi added that if reconciliation with her boyfriend doesn’t work, Ozo is someone she can date because he likes her and she likes him too.

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