Pere Egbi, a Nollywood actor and a two times contestant of the Big Brother Naija show, has called out shippers who take their love for their favorite BBNaija ship too far and disrespect their privacy.
In a recent Instagram post, the movie star expressed his concern about shippers who cross the line and become delusional or disrespectful towards the contestants they ship together.
Pere Egbi reminded the shippers that while it’s okay to express their admiration and desire to see their ship together, they should also respect the boundaries of the contestants and not impose their fantasy on them.
Pere also took a swipe at critics who resort to insults and negativity in their comments about the show and the contestants. He called them “jobless nut heads” and highlighted the foolishness of their actions.
Moreover, Pere criticized his colleagues who allow themselves to be swayed by the opinions of their fans and lack the courage to stand up for their own convictions.
He urged them to develop more independence and integrity in their decision-making.
In his words:
“And to some of you “shippers”, you do what you do out of love and care and maybe admiration. But realize this; there’s a limit. Admire, ship what you want and who you want but resist the urge to become delusional or display the COMPLETE DISTASTEFULNESS of ignorance.
Also, some of you jokers and jobless nut heads who think it’s cool to speak vile things, conjur vile things and/or drag other housemates over your disgusting, twisted and one track minded opinions, it’s simply a display of foolishness. Your dragging reflects and mirrors you. Not them
And to some of my colleagues, this is directed straight at you;
WHO THE CAP FITS, LET HIM WEAR IT!
Some of you are so gullible it’s pathetically unbelievable. You let your fans pilot you with their stupid analysis and like a weightless kite they direct you toward hate or disdain for a fellow housemate. You allow yourselves to be immersed in the rubbish and letting social media affect how you relate with others and dictate how you live your lives. It’s something called balls that some of you need to grow and it’s something called standing for something you believe in that some of you need to learn to do.”
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