BBNaija 2018: Nothing Has Changed About My Relationship With Alex - Tobi Baker.

Tobi Bakre 

Previous Big Brother Naija 2018 housemate, Tobi Bakre, has precluded information from securing the semi-bare picture of him and Alex which flowed on the Internet as of late. In a research made available, Tobi stated, “I don’t know of any picture. There are usually a lot of things written about me online; so, I don’t usually have the time to keep up or comment on things I don’t know about.”

Clarifying the status of his association with Alex, Bakre stated, “Nothing has changed about my relationship with Alex. We are still good friends; that’s what it is and that’s what it will always be. I know that media usually links our name together but right now, I am focused on work. I am still close to former housemates that I see regularly such as Miracle and Alex. I only see Teddy A and Bambam once in a while but it’s all good vibes with everybody.”


On the lessons he has learnt after going out, Bakre stated, “Within two months that I got out of the house, I have learnt several things and I try to stay around people with positive energy. I have learnt to keep my personal life private. It’s not everything about you that the world has to know. Fame is fleeting and it can be gone at anytime. While you’re out there, try to add value and impact the lives of people; let people know what you stand for. Of course, I want to entertain people, but I also want to make impact on the world. I believe I should be able to inspire people out there and teach them some life lessons.”


Featuring his quick gets ready for his vocation, he stated, “Right now, I have five major projects that I’m working on. The major one is my photo exhibition which would hold soon. I am also going to be starting my Youtube show – Tobi Live – soon. It’s going to involve me sitting down with respected individuals to deliberate on topical issues. I also have a social initiative where I’m partnering with some people and organisations. We would go to schools to teach children about crafts and how to monetise their creativity.”