BBNaija 2019: Don Jazzy Reveals Who Should Be the winner

Popular entertainer and Mavin Producer, Don Jazzy has suggested who should emerge as the winner of the Big Brother Naija 2019.

Don Jazzy, who is an ardent follower of the reality show, on Tuesday, through his Twitter page, suggested that a female should emerge winner of the show.

According to him, “I think it would be great for a lady to win this time around sha. #BBnaija”

When asked by a fan who his favourite housemate was, Don Jazzy added “I haven’t decided yet. It is still too early in the game.”

Twenty-one housemates, for 99 days, will struggle to emerge winner of the N60m worth of prize.

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