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BBNaija’s Groovy Shares Experience of Ibadan Explosion

Big Brother Naija ‘Level Up’ housemate, Groovy Mono, is recounting his experience following the explosion in Ibadan. The explosion, which occurred on Tuesday night in Oyo State, created panic among residents. While the cause is still under investigation, it has been confirmed by the government. Groovy, who is currently in Ibadan for undisclosed reasons, expressed that he heard the explosion from his hotel room. Concerned for everyone’s safety, he shared that the images and clips he had seen were scary, hoping that everyone remained safe. In recent days, veteran actress Ireti Doyle shared her near-death experience due to carbon monoxide poisoning, emphasizing the importance of safety. Additionally, Groovy had previously sparked relationship rumors with Uriel Oputa, revealing later that it was a staged PR stunt.

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