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Former Big Brother Housemate Gives Reason Why Slay Queens Must Vote Peter Obi On Election Day

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A former Big Brother Naija housemate, Angel Smith ahead of the presidential election has advised slay queens to vote for the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), in the Saturday poll.

The reality star who has been a proud supporter and campaigner for the former Anambra governor appealed to slay queens via her Twitter handle following the rising cost of clothing by online vendors.

According to the reality star, there’s a need to vote for LP candidate, so that ‘pretty little thing such as a crop top’ will become affordable for young ladies again.

She tweeted: “Bad b*tches please vote for Obi, one Nigerian vendor is selling pretty little thing crop top for 60k”.

Angel Smith Narrates How She Became Homeless, After Boyfriend’s Death

Meanwhile, Angel Smith has recalled her early life struggles and how she overcame them.

The reality star who made this known on her podcast titled, ‘Of Blood, Bones and Water’, said, it was borne out of her life experiences.

Speaking on the motive and what had inspired the podcast, Angel recalled how she became homeless after the death of her boyfriend, yet had a very jovial social media presence.

She said: “It was inspired by struggle and silence. I struggled so much growing up, and I said it while in BBN; from self-harm to sexual assault, physical assault, the death of my boyfriend and homelessness because I had left home.

“It felt like the universe was taunting me, and I went through all that while having a social media presence that seemed jovial.

“That was because I was silent. Sometimes, people judge one for always being sad. So, people choose to struggle in silence. I started the podcast to normalise vulnerability. I want people to feel safe in their vulnerability.”

It Is Not Easy To Leave Abusive Relationship

Advising individuals in abusive romantic relationships, she said, “I always roll my eyes whenever I hear people telling persons in abusive relationships to leave. Some people leave, and their abusive partners kill them; so, it is not easy to leave. There are many factors to consider and truthfully, I don’t know the right approach.

“For people in such situations, they should reach out to their friends, family members, therapists, or anyone that can help them. They should make sure that they are always surrounded by people. They should also ensure that they are never alone with their abusers. Also, they should tell people close to them that if anything happens to them, they should hold their abusers responsible.”



Chukwuani Victoria is an entertainment and lifestyle journalist who's passionate about storytelling with years of experience in the industry. She holds a BSC in Biology and also obtained a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba, Lagos. She likes to read, research, hang out with her friends and play scrabbles.