‘I have told Biggie I want to quit’ – Chinwe

• Chinwe was angry that Zion didn’t support her during her fight with some housemates on Thursday
• She stressed that she regrets coming to the show with Zion instead of her bestie.
• Speaking to Mickey about her issues with her partner, Zion, she told him that she had already told biggie she would be leaving the house

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Big Brother Naija Season 9 contestant, Chinwe, has informed Biggie of her intention to leave the show.

This decision comes after a disagreement with her partner, Zion, on Thursday night, where she felt unsupported during a feud with other housemates.

Chinwe had previously expressed regret over entering the show with Zion instead of her friend and threatened to end their relationship, citing incompatibility.

On Friday morning, despite fellow housemate Michky’s attempts to persuade her to stay, Chinwe reiterated her decision to quit, stating that she had already made up her mind.

She also shared her feelings about the financial contributions to their participation in the show.

“It is already late, I have told Biggie that I want to quit. I can’t keep making the first move, I’m not dumb.

“Down to our reservation, Zion did not spend a dime. I’m the one that spends on him. I know how much I spent to be here. He’s very ungrateful, God punish him,” Chinwe said.

This is not Chinwe’s first fight with housemates, few days into the house, She had an issue with other contestants over kitchen responsibilities.

On Thursday morning, she expressed frustration about the lack of cleanup after cooking and clarified her expectations.

Chinwe stated that she will not take on sole responsibility for kitchen duties, highlighting the importance of shared responsibilities.

She pointed out the agreed arrangement that individuals who cook should clean up after themselves, seeking a fair distribution of tasks.

“Will I go and wash the pots for the people that cook? I haven’t slept since last night, my head hurts. I nor come here to do housegirl work for kitchen,” she fumed.

“The thing is that we reached an agreement that if you cook, you clean up after yourself. So how do I now tell people that are meant to assist for communal cooking to go and clean up after people that cook individually?”