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BBNaija's Soma acquires an Infiniti SUV, recounts how he has spent so much on public transport

Big Brother Naija 2017 star Soma kicks off 2019 with good tidings. The reality star bought himself a new whip to begin the year.

The young man who was a part of the 2017 Big Brother Naija "See Gobe" edition, bought himself an Infiniti SUV and took to social media to share the good news while showing off his car.

In the video shared on Soma's Instagram page, the excited star could be seen dancing and rejoicing as music played from the car.

Soma was also heard talking about the struggles he faced because he did not have a vehicle of his own. He described how he spent so much money on private taxi services just to get to a particular destination.

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After the Big Brother Naija 2017 show, Soma was offered so many deals concerning his career in the entertainment industry. He even appeared for a role in popular television series known as Jenifa's Diary.

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But, he is now popular for his role as a fashion designer known as Dave in the drama series My Siblings and I.

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For people who have a flare for being in the spotlight, the Big Brother Naija programme that presents opportunities for them.

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Legit.ng had earlier reported that another former Big Brother Naija housemate Nina has also been doing well for herself in the entertainment industry. The reality star recently revealed that she was part of an upcoming movie cast, where might have played a royal.

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