Since the start of the Big Brother Naija Reunion show, for the lock-down season began, one situation that has really piqued everyone’s interest is the Tolanibaj and Prince saga. Not necessarily because of the animosity between these two, that is just coming to light, but the fact that you wouldn’t have guessed that the bad blood between these two didn’t ran that deep.
Judging from social media, at the very least it seemed like they made a mutual decision to end their relationship, at best, their relationship could somehow be rekindled. Unfortunately, the relationship between Tolanibaj and Prince, seems incredibly despairing. We can only hang our hopes on the fact that they are two adults who once had a thing for each other, so maybe a mature conversation between the pair might, at best, fix their friendship.
However, we simply can’t gloss over all that was said on tonight’s BBN Reunion episode. The revelations both parties made raises more questions than answers. They both told their side of the story which of course conflicted with each other, leaving the question of who among them is lying.
On one hand Prince noted that he had ended his relationship with Tolanibaj, shortly after leaving the house, and as such didn’t feel obligated to answer to her when he chooses to be with another woman. On the other hand, Tolani noted that he never really officially ended the relationship, leaving her confused and heartbroken every time she saw him expressing love towards Dorothy or any other woman for that matter, be it platonic or not.
They both went back and forth on this issue, and at the end of it, nothing seemed to be solved. Like Tolani said, she is yet to get any closure, and how this situation would eventually pan out, is anyone’s guess. Does it look like there is a resolution between these two in the future or has so much damage been done to their friendship that there is no hope for reconciliation?
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