Biography of esther kalejaiye

UNCATEGORIZED #BBNaija: “Cee-C insulted me”- Show host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu By  NellyBillz  |  April 27, 0 Comments Pin It In a recent interview with the Beat FM’s Toolz on the Mid-Day Show, the host of BBNaija Ebuka Obi-Uchendu called out BBNaija: Double Wahala finalist Cee-C saying “she insulted me” earlier today. During the show, a number of stories went around that the host Ebuka knew Cee-C and that they might have dated before the show. The host has debunked all rumours stating clearly that he didn’t know her before the house. The BBNaija housemate also made it clear that he didn’t have the authority to give her a slot to be a housemate on the show. Rumours had sparked that he might have given her a slot to be a housemate on social media. Here is what he said on the interview: “Cee-C insulted me…she was known for not being nice to visitors in the house…with me was no exception…she told me to sit my behind down”. There

Nigerian social activist and author

Esther Ijewere is a Canadian-based Nigerian media and communications specialist, author, women and children's rights advocate. She also serves as a columnist for The Guardian and the CEO of Women of Rubies, an organization committed to empowering and celebrating women from diverse backgrounds.^[1][2]

Biography

Education

Ijewere is a graduate of sociology from Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria.^[3]

Career

Ijewere is the founder of Rubies Ink Initiative for Women and Children, an umbrella organization which covers several women and girl child-related projects including Walk Again

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