Evicted Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) ‘Shine Ya Eye’ housemate, Tega, has appealed to organizers of the show to delete intimate pictures of herself and Boma during her stay in the house.
Boma and Tega, who were evicted on Sunday, had sparked social media outrage for engaging in such an amorous relationship.
The duo were caught kissing and cuddling several times during the show.
However, after Boma won the Executive Lounge privilege on Saturday, he had picked Tega to share the benefits with.

While in the lounge, the pair gossiped about Angel, Queen and also shared some intimate moments.
BBNaija organizers, as usual uploaded clips and images of the couple’s activity on their official Instagram page.
As a result, Tega’s handlers pleaded that the images be deleted.
“Biggie delete please.” the comment read.
Meanwhile, Chronicle NG reported that Tega’s husband had threatened to divorce her over her association with Boma, unless she apologised for her behaviour.








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