Nigerian actress Destiny Etiko has taken to social media to voice her disappointment over the public’s excitement surrounding the return of Big Brother Naija, amidst prevailing economic challenges and security issues in the country.

In a series of now-deleted Instagram story posts, Etiko expressed concern over what she sees as a stark contrast between the popularity of the reality show and the harsh realities faced by many Nigerians.

She lamented, “E don red for our country and I still dey see some people dey happy about BBN. Hmmmmm nawa o Oh una still get enough money for DATA Abi?”

Etiko questioned how people could be so engrossed in entertainment when basic necessities and security remain major concerns for a significant portion of the population.

“That you can survive does not mean that everyone can,” she emphasized, highlighting the widespread crime and insecurity that have become pervasive across the nation.

She further criticized the apparent apathy of the public towards these pressing issues, stating, “E don red for our country and a lot of us are still quiet, like everything is fine a nawa o Well if u guys do not complain, who am I to do so?”

Etiko reiterated her concern for the poor masses, urging for more awareness and action to address the challenges facing Nigerians today.

The actress’s comments have sparked discussions online, with many echoing her sentiments about prioritizing national issues over entertainment distractions.

As the debate continues, Destiny Etiko’s outspoken stance has drawn attention to the need for a balanced focus on both societal concerns and recreational activities in Nigeria.

Etiko’s advocacy for greater public engagement on critical issues resonates amidst ongoing debates about the role of media and entertainment in shaping public discourse during challenging times.