Business tycoon Terry waya who is father to BBNaija contestant Kiddwaya, may seem to following up keenly with the show as he has revealed his plans for Erica.
In essence, Kiddwaya would have to share the ultimate prize for the show with Erica if he wins, according to his father, Terry Waya.
The older of the Wayas made this known during an Instagram live with Dele Momodu on Tuesday.
Erica who seemed to have been in the forefront in the race for the ultimate prize was unfortunately disqualified from the reality show on Sunday, after she triggered her third strike for flouting house rules.
But business magnate Terry who may have grown a soft spot for her as her supporters, said she got into trouble because she was defending his son.
Waya also claimed that Erica had Kiddwaya’s best interests at heart and saw through the character of other housemates, who were trying to take advantage of him.
“It is not my business what is happening between her and my son. I cannot force anything.
“But to me as a human being, she is a wonderful human being.
“If my son should win this, I will make sure he gives her half of the money,” Waya said.
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Meanwhile, business tycoon, Terry Waya, father to BBNaija housemate, Kiddwaya has opened up on his son’s participation in the reality show.
Kiddwaya can be regarded as one of the top contenders for the final spot in BBNaija lockdown edition.
Terry Waya in an Instagram live session with Dele Momodu said he is impressed with his son’s behavior in the house.
The business magnate has the opinion housemates may decide to evict his son because he is a threat not because they hate him.
Waya said: “It is a game, the housemates might evict him because they want to win not because they hate him
“I still want him to be in the house and continue to be himself.
“I’m happy with him in the reality show and impressed with how he is handling situations in the show.”
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