Why I’ll stop hugging colleagues, others – BBNaija Vee

• Vee stated that a lot of people weren’t using deodorant when it was affordable, stating that now  the prices are expensive, she can only imagine the small amount of people that can afford it
• She emphasized on how she is scared of hugging people now that only small group of people can afford deodorant

Reality TV star and actress Victoria Iye, popularly known as Vee, has declared a halt on hugging her colleagues and others.

Vee stated that a huge number of people who failed to use deodorant when it was affordable, are making her wary of hugging people now that prices have skyrocketed.

The Big Brother Naija alumna vowed to resume hugging only when deodorant prices drop, emphasizing her concerns about the exorbitant costs of personal care items.

Taking to her social media platform, Vee stated:

“I’m suspending all hugs until deodorant prices become more reasonable. It’s disconcerting that some individuals neglected their personal hygiene when deodorant was 1,000 naira; I fear for our well-being now that prices have soared to 5,000 naira.”

Vee expressed her frustrations about the steep prices and maintenance of wigs, she stated:

“I’m getting tired of wigs. The prices, the maintenance, the heat. It’s all too much for me right now”.

In another story, BBNaija Vee bemoans fuel scarcity, Bobrisky imprisonment, Afrobeats ‘War.

Taking to her social media platform, Vee shared her thoughts with her followers, touching down on several hot button topics:

Taking to X, she wrote:

“It’s hot, there’s no fuel, there’s no light, the naira is in a laughable state, afrobeats WW3, Bobrisky is in prison, only God knows what’s happening at Landmark, and the streets are filled with unserious wicked MARRIED souls.

“Nigeria, please.”

It’s important to note that Nigeria is grappling with a fuel crisis, which has persisted despite an increase in the price of petrol.

In an incident that has caught the attention of many, the flamboyant personality Bobrisky found himself behind bars for defacing the national currency.