Big Brother Naija Season 6 star and finalist, Emmanuel Umoh Jnr. who goes by the stage name Emmanuel, has revealed that joining the BBNaija platform gave him the opportunity to explore and also enhance visibility of his brand and works.
Speaking to Giovanni Caleb on Showbiz 360 on TV3 Friday December 17, the 24-year-old revealed that he was into modelling before joining the competition, adding that, he was not as famous as he is now and that has been one of the benefits the platform granted him.
“I stepped into big brother to use the platform to enhance whatever I was doing. The visibility changed through the competition because the platform offered me a greater and wider range of the accessibility and that has always been what I have wanted.”
He added that the platform did not only enhance his brand visibility but also had positive impacts on his personality and social life.
“The platform also changed my personality, how I relate to people. I feel I have always been the same person just that I have grown and become better version of myself,” he stated.
Emmanuel further stated that he would love to go back to the house when given the chance due to the opportunities he gained as a house mate.
“If given the chance, I would want to go back to the house. I miss big brother, winning money, the advices Big Brother gives us etc.”
Emmanuel, who is currently in Ghana, says he decided to come to the country due to the immense love and support shown to him from Ghanaians as well as other people from other African countries.
“I came to Ghana for a couple pf reasons. I went to the house and came out and realized I have so much love across Africa. And the love coming from Ghana was pure and considering the fact that I have been in Ghana twice, I feel so much at home so I decided to come and see my family down here,” he said.
Upon arrival in the country, the BBNaija Star received overwhelming love from his supporters physically whilst supporters on social media sent their welcome messages.
Emmanuel is currently working on his charity program to feed one thousand children on the streets in Nigeria and relay positive change into their lives.
By Benedicta Naa Lamiorkor Lawson|editors.3news.com|Ghana
