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Edge's News: WhiteMoney emerges as the Winner of Nigeria BigBrother Shine Ya Eye S6 2021....

Nigeria BigBrother Shine Ya Eye a.k.a BBNaija: All you need to know About White money as a winner – New House, Car and 90 million

WhiteMoney

WhiteMoney winning the BBNaija Shine Ya Eye Season 6 edition is just a true testament that being yourself no matter the odds or games been played always wins out in the end. We are not taking jabs at the other housemates, we @edge had no favourites nor were we rooting for any particular person but the three most intriguing characters in the house were Cross, Angel and Whitemoney… 


The trio where themselves and brought back what reality show really means, be yourself but also be smart because the show is just another form of hustle. The aforementioned housemates were consistent and we think by now most Nigerians can detect bullshit a mile away. 


Our Verdict @edge is Whitemoney deserves the top spot and the grand prize…. congratulations… 


After 72 days of intense activities, excitement and trepidation; WhiteMoney finally knocks out 26 other housemates to emerge as the grand prize winner of Naija’s biggest reality show- season 6 of Big Brother Naija.


At the grand finale on Sunday, housemates evicted were Emmanuel, Angel, Cross, and Pere; leaving Whitemoney and Liquorose as the top two housemates battling for the N90m grand prize. At exactly 8:42pm, the host-Ebuka gave the thrilling announcement of White Money winning the show; making Liquorose the first runner-up.


WhiteMoney Bio: 

Full Name: Hazel Oyeye Onou, a.ka. WhiteMoney

Age: 29 years old

Birthday: July 6, 1992

Gender: Male

State of Origin: Enugu State

Parents: Mr and Mrs Onou

Height: 5”7 ft

Marital Status: Single

Tribe: Igbo

Career: Entrepreneur, Businessman


WhiteMoney Bbnaija Winner Prizes

1. A cash prize with an exact sum of a whopping 30million Naira

2. A 2 bedroom apartment courtesy of Revolution plus

3. A high class SUV courtesy of Nigeria Automaker- Innoson.


4. Courtesy of Guinness, the winner will get a trip to Dublin

5. Quality home appliances courtesy Scanfrost

6. A brand new mobile phone from OPPO

7. A supply of indomie, Colgate toothpaste, munch it and Pepsi for a period of one year

8. A trip to Dubai that will make you drip courtesy of Travelbeta

9. A trip to watch the UEFA champions league final.

10. Funded Abeg Digital Wallet

11. Bitcoins from Patricia

 

White Money won the latest edition of Innoson G40 from Africa’s indigenous automakers- Innoson Manufacturing Company. The G40 is for those who want to enjoy the adventurous African experience in a unique ride made by Africans for Africans. In addition. The G40 is a statement of class and luxury, befitting for smart, go-getters like White Money. Expertly designed to give the highest level of space and comfort; the G40 promises a cool and comforting ride for whoever owns and rides in it.


WhiteMoney House

Courtesy, Revolution Plus and Scanfrost, White Money is now the owner of a classic 2 bedroom flat furnished with the best of home appliances. The former hustler, White Money, who used to live in Lagos is now the owner of a house, a car and whooping lots of money.


WhiteMoney Net Worth

Having won the Big Brother Naija season 6; Shine Ya Eye, White Money’s fame and smartness have travelled far and wide. His net worth is now over 90 million NGN.


More about WhiteMoney

Talented and business-savvy White Money describes himself as an open-minded “jolly good fellow” who likes to have fun.


His hobbies include driving, hustling, watching movies and making music. He has a great fashion sense, and as he said, his “swag speaks for itself”. He has a jewellery line and makes lip balm from scratch.


From his looks, you can easily judge he is part of the beard gang WhiteMoney is a sincere young man, and he is very down-to-earth and strategic. WhiteMoney can speak Yoruba, Igbo and English fluently.


Right the first day he stepped foot in the Big Brother House, White Money has won the affection of the public. His fans showed their love for him by standing by him throughout his stay in the house…and now he has emerged THE WINNER.



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