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Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Omashola, has expressed his unhappiness with his colleague Ike Oyema over a viral video of him walking down the street in rags.

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After a video of him appearing like a lunatic in the middle of the street surfaced online, Omashola aroused outrage.

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This comes just a few days after Omoshola expressed his loneliness and depression to admirers in an Instagram post.

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Big Brother Naija’s ‘PepperDem’ Housemate, who appeared to be going through a difficult moment, disclosed his current state by sharing a snapshot of a soaked-in-tears piece of paper.

Omashola said he is lonely even in the world surrounded by people, stating that he has been faced with so much pressure from his mates even though he had always believed in himself to make things work.

Omashola stated he is slowly getting to his breakpoint even though he is trying to keep calm and feel unbothered about it.

However, a video of him looking unkempt surfaced online on Wednesday evening, 27th October 2021, which generated several reactions and worries among his colleagues and fans on social media.

After witnessing Omashola’s latest post about being depressed, Ike Oyema, who shared the video, expressed concern for him.

Ike Oyema went on to say that he hopes Omashola’s recent video is a joke, and that he hasn’t posted on social media in a while.

During an Instagram live session with his colleague Khafi, Omashola expressed his displeasure with Ike as a result of the viral video.

Ike was aware, according to Omoshola, that the footage that was making the rounds on social media was from his upcoming music video.

Ike was merely seeking clout with his predicament, according to Omashola, who added that Ike was going through a terrible time and needed some time to deal with it.

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