Hermes Iyele, a Big Brother Naija ‘Level Up’ housemate who laments the exorbitant expense of living in Nigeria, revealed his experience of being in a state of’sapa,’ which is a phrase used in Nigerian Pidgin English to denote being exceedingly impoverished or broke.
Hermes, who just reconnected with Davido, posted a video in which he bemoaned the growing prices of goods in Nigeria, saying that they had rendered him bankrupt. Since he left the BBNaija house, he said, everything has become exceedingly expensive to buy. He observed that sapa was prevalent because everything was too expensive, including online purchases.
‘Since I got out of Big Brother Naija house, things have been expensive, things will just go up and e no go ever, ever come down again.’ He lamented in the video
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He went on to ask his fans how they are coping as life has become hard for him. Hermes shared the video with the caption:
the appeal of Hermes Iyele
Hermes was one of the most adored residents while they lived together.
The reality personality quickly captivated Nigerians’ hearts with his hustler attitude.
There was no question that Nigerians admired individuals who hustled and took on numerous jobs to support themselves.
Hermes is one of these because he has been seen in the music videos of various Nigerian singers.
Many people were shocked to learn that the reality star was one of the dancers for the music videos for Burna Boy’s Vanilla, Zinoleesky’s Kilofeshe, and Buju’s Finesse as well as the Davido and Focalistic “Ke Star” remix.
Many people had fallen in love with the reality star because of this new information.
He was compared by Nigerians to Liquorose, a dancer and reality star from Shine ya eyes.