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BB Naija housemates Tacha and Mercy argued, exchanged words and almost fought after they had hot argument and physical confrontation


Tacha said, ”You are a moron, remain there and don’t come out. clout chaser, old woman, you keep using your body to get everything you want. You have been using Ike to get what you want. You can’t stand eviction that is why you need Ike to help you.”

Mercy did not keep quiet to all the insults showered on her; she said, ‘You are very stupid, you Instagram beggar. Go and treat your body odour before you talk to me, you stink. At least, I have a boyfriend (Ike) to get me what I want what have your boyfriend done for you?”

BB Naija housemates Tacha and Mercy argued, exchanged words and almost fought after they had hot argument and physical confrontation.

What led to the argument that almost led to a fight? Seyi called Mercy to come to the lounge so they can read Biggie’s scroll. This singular act triggered an the argument after Mercy who had her bath came out late for the reading.

On the long run, it did not go down well with Tacha who rained insults at her. An excerpt from their exchange of words goes thus:

Tacha said, ”You are a moron, remain there and don’t come out. clout chaser, old woman, you keep using your body to get everything you want. You have been using Ike to get what you want. You can’t stand eviction that is why you need Ike to help you.”

Mercy did not keep quiet to all the insults showered on her; she said, ‘You are very stupid, you Instagram beggar. Go and treat your body odour before you talk to me, you stink. At least, I have a boyfriend (Ike) to get me what I want what have your boyfriend done for you?”

During the argument, Tacha pushed Mercy and also dragged her weave twice, while Mercy who struggled to control her anger picked up a pressing iron but was stopped by other housemates.

Considering the set rules in the house to be complied with, these housemates may not escape the eviction as they may be disqualified, as  they were earlier warned against violence in the house.

Source: Daily Post

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