Reality TV personality Tochukwu, known for his outspoken nature, has once again stirred the pot with his recent comments. This time, he aimed his words at those who adopt the term ‘baddie’ to describe themselves.
He firmly stated that being a ‘baddie’ is not a legitimate occupation, and instead, he encouraged individuals to focus on seeking gainful employment.
While his statement didn’t specify any particular individuals, many have connected this remark to Ilebaye, a figure known for her self-proclaimed title as a ‘Gen Z baddie.’
Ilebaye, the reigning champion of “Bbnaij All-Stars,” has proudly embraced the ‘baddie’ label and is among the foremost figures associated with this trendy term in the country.
Tochukwu’s commentary on ‘baddies’ is just one example of his outspoken nature. In 2022, he had made headlines when he criticized Nigerians for their love patterns, suggesting that they tend to exhibit genuine affection primarily when something negative or competitive is happening. He noted a tendency for Nigerians to respond with more empathy and love during pitiful or challenging moments.
Additionally, Tochukwu had touched upon a sensitive issue concerning the mental well-being of Nigerians, asserting that many could benefit from rehabilitation services. He pointed out that, in many cases, it’s the world of entertainment, specifically comedy and music, that helps maintain the sanity of numerous individuals in the country.
Back in October 2022, Tochukwu shared his perspective on relationships and marriages. He opined that a significant factor contributing to the downfall of many relationships was a shift in priorities. He noted that people often focus more on external appearances than on essential character traits when making decisions about whom to marry or be in a relationship with.
