As Shared by Innocent Tito to EFE of BBN

He shared this on facebook advicing Efe who  just won the BBN. Read is Candid Advice to Efe.
Lesson for Efe .

Success is sweet and has many friends and children . Everyone will be jumping on your boat right now . Yesterday at the housemates party , everyone was trying to get a picture of you and selfie together . That is how it is .

But after three months , the whole thing will be over . Money in your pocket would have gone down . Then the reality will sets in .

Every one who had won a show passed  through this moment . But my candid advise will be :

1. Spend wisely .Do not be moved by the moment and go spending lavishly .

2. Invest 80% of the money and still live like you have nothing .

3. Be careful of the women chasing you now . 80% of them do not love you but your pocket . Make no mistake and don't mind their temptation. ( if you need more advise on this , bro consult me . I am a master when it comes to this ) .

4. You will only be BBN winner for one year . Soon another will replace you ...use your time well . Uti , Dillish and Idris were all winners yesterday , but nobody remember them today . They are just like anyone else now .

Finally , make sure you take care of your MOTHER and change her life . THIS IS ABSOLUTE . THIS IS THE ONLY PERSON YOU OWE ANY RESPONSIBILITY RIGHT NOW . YOU HAVE ALREADY THANKED ALL THOSE WHO VOTED FOR YOU , THAT IS ENOUGH , YOU OWE THEM NOTHING. JUST BE HUMBLE .

Congrat bro .

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