I've Never Spent Money On S*x Before - BBNaija Star, Tobi Bakre Talks About His Life

Posted by Samuel on Fri 28th Jun, 2019 - tori.ng

A former Big Brother Naija housemate, Tobi Bakre has spoken up about his life, revealing that he has never spent money on s*x before.

Tobi Bakre

Tobi Bakre, former housemate of the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija), says s*x is one thing he has never spent money on.

The second runner-up of ‘BBNaija: Double Wahala’, said this during a ’37-question’ session with Ndani TV.

On his perception about love, the actor and fitness enthusiast said he doesn’t believe in love at first sight but sees it as what grows with time and experience created together.

“I feel only people who have gone through a lot of things together can actually say they love each other. It’s an attraction at first sight, but love after you’ve gone through a lot of stuff together,” he said.

On the most implausible act of love he ever expressed to a woman, the TV host recounted some escapades he had as an undergraduate at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

“I dated a girl in Uni, I was deep in love with this lady. I’ll leave my faculty to go to her faculty just to eat and seat with her. She has a car and I didn’t have a car. Just so she won’t drive home bored and alone, I’ll go in her car with her house in Surulere and enter Okada back to UNILAG,” Bakre said.

“Sometimes it’s gonna be late, 12 o’ clock and no more cab, I’ll have to walk from the gate to my hostel.

“Another time, I’ll drive my Kabu Kabu to Ogbomoso, inside rain beat me, I’ll use hands to be doing wiper. And guess what, today, we are not dating each other. None of them.”

Tobi also said if he has the opportunity to meet Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos state, he’ll tell him to place more priority on security, electricity and traffic management.

The reality show star added that once infrastructures are put in place to address these sectors, Lagos will inarguably be a better place.

When asked what he would say if he sees the state governor, he said; “I’ll table electricity. I’ll table traffic and I’ll table security because if all these things are adequately functional, Lagos will be a better place”.