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Tacha Akide, a ‘pepper dem’ housemate on Big Brother Naija, has garnered the respect of her fans and coworkers for her advocacy on the importance of getting a PVC.

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The reality star captivated hearts by doing so casually and enthusiastically.

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Despite the torrential rain, Tacha stood in the rain, unprotected, to deliver her message to Nigerians.

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“The message is clear!!” she captioned the video, which she shared on Instagram. Get your PVCS now!! Degema Thank you for coming in despite the weather to acquire your PVCS today! None of our efforts will be in vain. I’m using this platform to appeal to you, my fellow Nigerian celebrities! Entrepreneurs and concerned Nigerians in general should not thank me, but rather replicate this PVC awareness, sensitise everyone around you, and wear the Nigerian flag on your head like Gala. It is in our control. We will retake Nigeria in 2023.”

This touched many people’s hearts and gained her admiration from not only her followers, but also a number of celebrities.

Celebrities wrote

Warri Pikin : Gosh!! This video. Guys play time is over!!!!! Get your PVC and vite what happening in Asaba

Jay Paul : Big T

Chigurl : Good job sweety…proud of you

Dorcas Fapson : I love you. E get why

Princess Francis : Big Tee

Benson Okonkwo : A goal getter A good leader A legend…keep making me proud… Queen T. God bless

Fans commented

keepupwithbright : This got me teary

sticoy2k : My baby I cried

teemahglam_ : I choose right

iamlolar04 : I love you T

dreal_tilda90 : We proud of u Queen keep making us proud

Tacha Akide recalls posing a question regarding Nigeria’s plight to Nigerians and people in the diaspora.

The reality star noted that while Nigerians had achieved amazing success in the music sector, they had yet to make meaningful economic improvements.

She questioned how this generation would be able to explain to future generations why we were unable to impact change in our country despite our achievements in the music industry, noting that Nigerian musicians had sold out the 02 Arena, shut down Madison Square Garden, and carried Afrobeat abroad.

Tacha went on to say that she was perplexed and requested clarity.

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