The winner of the season 6 edition of the Big Brother Naija, Whitemoney has react to his victory on the reality show.
Whitemoney clinched the grand prize of 90 million Naira on Sunday night during the final eviction show.
The reality show star won the show with 47 percent votes ahead of Liquorose who had 22.99% votes.
Whitemoney while reacting in a post on his Instagram account appreciated his fans for their massive support.
He noted in the post that he misses how Big Brother calls his name “WHITEEEEEEMONEY”.
Whitemoney wrote, “Immediately, I walked through those Big Brother’s doors, I had that desire, that drive, that determination to be the person to give hope to those behind who have the desire to come into the Big Brother’s House and play the game.
“Not seeing people with stories like mine is very discouraging and it sure made me feel like it’s impossible to pass through those doors and emerge as a Winner. But I was wrong as tonight has clearly proven that.
“My 72 days in the Big Brother’s House was quite eventful, interesting and sometimes trying. Not forgetting the emotional times, Regardless of all these, MY EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN WORTH IT.
”I want to start by saying thank you God almighty for bringing me this far, I’m super grateful.
”To my Family and Family (MoneyGeng), words will never ever truly be enough, thank you so much and I love you guys.
”To my fellow housemates who walked through those doors with the same desire, I SEE YOU! I SALUTE YOU!!!
“Finally, I will definitely miss how Big Brother calls my name “WHITEEEEEEMONEY” and I want to say thank you for this platform.”
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