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Nigerian lady displays Spiderwoman skills beat queue at the BBNaija 2019 Audition in Lagos

Auditions for the 4th edition of the BBNaija reality show commenced on February 1 and judging from reports circulating online, the attendance has been overwhelming.

Aspirants turned up in large numbers earlier today, February 1, to be auditioned for the 2019 edition of the highly anticipated reality show. It appears every youth wants to be the next big thing in Nigeria and they would do anything to get famous including climbing on fences like this young lady.

In a video currently circulating online, a young lady displayed some climbing skills even spiderman would be proud of. She is seen walking on the ledge of the fence of the venue as she tries to make her way through to the front of the queue.

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According to reports from people who were present at the location of the audition, people had started emerging at the venue at the wee hours of this morning and there were reports of some people who had even been there since yesterday evening.

Meanwhile, a photo currently circulating on the internet has got many people laughing at the extent Nigerians go to make money. The photo shows an unidentified person holding a spiral-bound copy of BBNaija past questions in traffic.

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