Big Brother Africa: Uganda’s Maureen has a bimbo eruption

Big Brother Africa: Uganda’s Maureen has a bimbo eruption

ZIMBO Bertha was definitely blindsided by the announcement that she’d been nominated for evictions.

And boy, she couldn’t stop chewing over it. Was it this? Was it that? I don’t get it.I thought I’d made peace with everyone.Why? Why? Why? Her initial reaction was that it was because other housemates likely regarded her as a strong contender.Whether it’s that, or whether housemates just generally ticked her name because she ticked them off, remains to be seen.Still, as probably one of most focused, if not most focused, player, it was definitely unpalatable to her.I, for one, certainly did not expect it, though after initial rave reviews there now seem to be mixed reviews about ‘Big B’.One of the other shocks was Malawian Max nominating our Meryl.His reason was more or less that he didn’t find her behaviour “befitting” of an African woman.Or some such.Duuuuuh.Shem.No, SKINNER SHEM! As some Namibian SMSer messaged the BBA show “Can Max tell us how Meryl behaves any differently from Lerato?” Exactly.Eish, Max.You hypocrite.To add insult to injury, the Malawian’s behaviour has not exactly been the most “exemplary”.This is the man who’s crawling into another woman’s bed every night, while paying homage to his beloved girlfriend back home.Yes, the one who all but dragged our Max out of the gutter.GET REAL, Max.And what about Maureen’s bimbo moment.Nominating Meryl because she makes poor little Justice feel uncomfortable.Come oooooonnn.Maureen has to be the BLONDE in the house.Unfortunately, hers is just that type of attitude that’s turned Justice into the needy, mollycoddled baby boy he is.That boy would need food aid to satisfy his fragile ego.MESSAGE TO MOON Whoever Moon from Namibia is.Get real.Meryl may not be the most knowledge-based housemate, but she has natural intelligence, otherwise known as IQ.Yes, IQ.A natural woman, with natural IQ.She and Richard showed in the giant puzzle challenge that they were a cut above other housemates when it comes to using their grey matter.Was it this? Was it that? I don’t get it.I thought I’d made peace with everyone.Why? Why? Why? Her initial reaction was that it was because other housemates likely regarded her as a strong contender.Whether it’s that, or whether housemates just generally ticked her name because she ticked them off, remains to be seen.Still, as probably one of most focused, if not most focused, player, it was definitely unpalatable to her.I, for one, certainly did not expect it, though after initial rave reviews there now seem to be mixed reviews about ‘Big B’.One of the other shocks was Malawian Max nominating our Meryl.His reason was more or less that he didn’t find her behaviour “befitting” of an African woman.Or some such.Duuuuuh.Shem.No, SKINNER SHEM! As some Namibian SMSer messaged the BBA show “Can Max tell us how Meryl behaves any differently from Lerato?” Exactly.Eish, Max.You hypocrite.To add insult to injury, the Malawian’s behaviour has not exactly been the most “exemplary”.This is the man who’s crawling into another woman’s bed every night, while paying homage to his beloved girlfriend back home.Yes, the one who all but dragged our Max out of the gutter.GET REAL, Max.And what about Maureen’s bimbo moment.Nominating Meryl because she makes poor little Justice feel uncomfortable.Come oooooonnn.Maureen has to be the BLONDE in the house.Unfortunately, hers is just that type of attitude that’s turned Justice into the needy, mollycoddled baby boy he is.That boy would need food aid to satisfy his fragile ego.MESSAGE TO MOON Whoever Moon from Namibia is.Get real.Meryl may not be the most knowledge-based housemate, but she has natural intelligence, otherwise known as IQ.Yes, IQ.A natural woman, with natural IQ.She and Richard showed in the giant puzzle challenge that they were a cut above other housemates when it comes to using their grey matter.

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