How Twitter reacted to Nina choosing Miracle over Collins, Cee-C losing to Miracle
Here's how Nigerians reacted to Cee-C losing the grand prize to Miracle, and Nina choosing Miracle over her boyfriend, Collins.
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He emerged the winner, surpassing fellow housemate Cee-C, who had become a strong contender after surviving evictions every week on the show.
During his stay in the house, Miracle was romantically involved with Nina, who was in a serious relationship with a Collins outside the house. Severally, the pair quarrelled over Nina calling Miracle her everything and Collins her boyfriend.
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During the Live Show finale, the host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, asked Nina if she would end her relationship with Miracle. She stated that what they had in the house would continue outside the house.
Here's how Twitter reacted to Cee-C losing to Miracle, and Nina choosing Miracle over Collins:
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Miracle beat Tobi, Cee-C, Nina and Alex to win the Big Brother Naija season 3 grand prize of 45 million naira.
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