Big Brother Naija former housemate Oluwabamike Olawunmi-Adenibuyan, better known as Bambam, has expressed gratitude following her YouTube achievement.
The reality star shared a video on Instagram of the award certificate and plaque she received from YouTube after hitting 100,000 subscribers.
Bambam expressed her gratitude for coming home to such news and appreciated her fan pages for cheering her on.
“I’m so grateful!!! I came home to this!!! Thank you @youtube @youtubeafrica
Shout out to my @bam_babies_fan_page and #Bamfamily yooooo!!! y’all are gingering me oh!”
At the 11th edition of AMVCA cultural day, Bambam expressed how honoured she was to have made her first hosting debut for Onga. She also expressed joy at being nominated for Best Dressed Female, which unfortunately didn’t win.
Speaking on the event, Bambam stated that it was a beautiful celebration of Africa as every trībe, culture and tradition were proudly on display. The estranged wife of Teddy A revealed that she represented Ghana’s rich heritage with her look.
In 2024, the reality star penned a heartfelt note to Omoni Oboli. She appreciated the filmmaker for seeing her and taking a chance on her talent by giving her a platform as an actor. Bambam noted God’s favour, passion, support, relentless pursuit of excellence, and passion for them where they are. She expressed how much she loved and admired her.
Teddy A’s wife gave an insight into her childhood. She revealed that she grew up with strict parents, as her father thought she would end up a ‘Vagabond’ because of her personality. The reality star said she left the house and searched for a platform to showcase her talent, so she went into Big Brother’s house.
In a past interview, the mother of two revealed how her parents weren’t supportive of her acting career. She stated that her parents felt she was stup!d, but they later changed their minds when she participated in BBN and started succeeding.
In other news, Bambam won the praise of many after saving a suicidal mother of 3 at Megamound Estate Lekki-Ajah while filming for Omoni’s movie. Crying out for help, she urged Nigerians to help her locate a good suicidal watch mentor and rehab centre for the woman and her kids.