Big Brother Africa winner Uti Nwachukwu has reacted to the eviction of wild card Maria saying she was milked dry without getting any reward or immunity from Big Brother.
Maria was planted in the house as a wildcard but got evicted today and Uti Nwachukwu thinks Big Brother hasn’t been fair to her after all that she did playing her cards well as a wildcard in the house.
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According to Uti Nwachukwu, Maria was milked dry because after she was made a wildcard she executed all the secret tasks biggie gave her perfectly but wasn’t given any immunity award so she could be exempted from eviction.
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Adding that the only wee she was HOH she couldn’t do anything with it and even before nominations she was punished heavily and the HOH was told they couldn’t save her and now she’s out.
Uti Nwachukwu and some others look shocked over her eviction because they never expected her to be out so soon and he thinks biggie only milked Maria dry without giving her anything in return as he was expecting some immunity for her.
It’s a game and it appeared fans of Maria didn’t want her to continue the game hence didn’t vote to keep her in the game and now Uti Nwachukwu is blaming biggie for making Maria a wildcard and executing secret tasks perfectly for him without any immunity reward.
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