Doyinsola Anuoluwapo David, a former contestant of Big Brother Naija Season 7, has addressed the criticism surrounding her comments about her colleague, Adekunle’s mother.
According to a report by TSZ Naija, during the ‘Level Up’ reunion show on Day 5, which aired on Monday night, Doyin referred to Adekunle as “a trifling human being and a very sorry excuse of a man.” She further stated that he owed his mother an apology for disregarding the values she instilled in him.
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Doyin criticized Adekunle for attempting to turn the other housemates against her while they were in the Big Brother House.
She expressed, “He [Adekunle] said I called him ‘the devil’s younger brother,’ and that stuck in his mind. ‘This girl, she’s playing this game, she thinks she’s smart.’ He was just going around.
“It’s okay not to like me, but let other people form their own judgment about me. Let them get to know me personally. Don’t go around telling people that Doyin is this, Doyin is that. It’s not fair. I watched so many clips. I was heartbroken.
“But eventually, I realized that he [Adekunle] is a trifling human being. He should be ashamed of himself. I think he owes his mom an apology because he disregarded the values she taught him.
“He [Adekunle] is a very sorry excuse of a man. And I genuinely believe he should be ashamed of himself.”
Her statement sparked a reaction on social media, with many viewers criticizing the reality star.
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In response to the backlash, Doyin took to her Twitter handle on Tuesday to clarify that she never insulted Adekunle’s mother. She urged those who misunderstood her statement to improve their comprehension skills.
She said: “I never insulted his mom. My words were “he owes his mum an apology for throwing her home training in the gutter. In other words, she trained him but he neglected the training, so he owes her an apology if english is your problem. This is a good chance to go back to school.”
