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Ex-BBNaija 2018 housemate Alex Unusual deactivates Instagram account

Following the end of the BBNaija 2018 reunion show, a former housemate has once again managed to remain a topic discussion following her latest move.

The last episode of the reunion show premiered on Sunday, March 31, and ex-housemates of the 2018 season of the BBNaija reality show gathered round for one last time to talk about their experiences and personal issues against one another back when they were in the house.

Host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, had ended the episode on a note of dishing out advice to the housemates and charging them to do better.

It would appear that one of the ex-housemates identified as Alex Asogwa (Alex Unusual), has now taken a step in a direction best suited for her, as she recently deactivated her verified Instagram account.

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A search for the reality star’s account of the social media platform returns a void search response and a host of several other fan pages created on her behalf.

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It would be recalled that during the course of the reunion show, Alex had experienced a couple of intense emotional breakdown in the heat of arguments and exchanges with other housemates.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of popular Nigerian actress Tonto Dikeh, who had been trolled in her comment section by a social media user. The fan posted an unusual prayer saying that her son would end up being the future Bobrisky, and dared her to say amen if she really was not deceiving the cross-dresser and the rest of the public.

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