In an emotional reflection, Faith shared how one random click on a link changed the course of his life. “On December 24, I came back to Nigeria feeling frustrated. I kept asking myself what I was going to do as a doctor in this country. But somehow, that one click led me to audition for Africa’s biggest reality TV show,” he said.

Despite competing against hundreds of thousands of hopefuls, Faith said he was determined to make it. “I did the unthinkable. I took a loan of ₦5 million just to get in, and somehow, I made it,” he revealed.

Faith, who described himself as a 25-year-old Yoruba man from Osun State, admitted that his time in the house was far from perfect. He spoke candidly about his emotional breakdowns, mistakes, and moments of weakness. “I screamed, I argued, I failed tasks, I said things I shouldn’t have said, I lost friends, I was overwhelmed and isolated,” he confessed.

The reality star also disclosed that he requested therapy more than three times during his stay in the house. “I knew I needed help, and I was brave enough to ask for it. I’m a work in progress,” he said.

Despite the challenges, Faith said the experience transformed him, teaching him teamwork, communication, and resilience. “In the middle of all the chaos, something amazing happened — I found friendship, hope, and family. Outside those walls, people I had never met were standing for me, shouting my name, spending their hard-earned money to keep me there. It was nothing short of a miracle,” he added.