BBNaija S7: You Deserve Groovy More Than Me – Amaka Confronts Phyna

Big Brother Naija, BBNaija Season 7 housemate, Amaka on Monday faced Phyna over her relationship with Groovy. Phyna and Groovy began kissing and drew nearer in the beyond couple of days after Amaka advised her to tell Groovy about her affections for him.

This got Amaka disappointed as she considered how Phyna ‘her companion’ could take her man.

The two housemates have since kept away from one another in the house for quite a long time.

Amaka, at last resolving the issue with Phyna said she was furious with her since she deceived their companionship yet has acknowledged that Phyna merits Groovy more than her since she had the certainty to pursue him.

Amaka told Phyna: “We can now be companions in the wake of having this discussion. I just felt you didn’t esteem our companionship after I let you know I enjoyed Groovy and you pursued him for yourself.

“However, you merit Groovy more since you were sufficiently striking to pursue him I’m not blaming you and don’t take this discussion like you’re terrible.

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