BEVERLY HILLS, October 03, (THEWILL) – A Big Brother Naija contestant, Natacha Akide, widely known as Tacha, has opened up on her lockdown experience saying that she could not hold it together at some point during the nationwide lockdown when the COVID-19 pandemic was at its peak in the country.
Tacha, a season 4 contestant, who was disqualified and ejected from the reality television show, made this known on her YouTube channel on Saturday.
She said: “I had a breakdown and I had to ask myself― ‘what is the world turning to? What have I learnt’? Back in school, we were taught to always learn moral lessons from stories. The moral lesson I learnt from the COVID-19 lockdown was to (always) spread love. I had to speak to a life coach who told me I needed to take a break, even if it was for three days. It was so bad that I would just lay on my bed, cover myself with clothes and be shaking because I was sad. I did not enjoy that period. I did not enjoy seeing the bad news (all around). I kept taking ginger and garlic every day.”
She further revealed that she thought the world was about to end.
She said: “I was one of the people that thought the world was coming to an end during the COVID-19 lockdown. I also asked, ‘Is God angry with us’? The lockdown really messed me up financially, emotionally and psychologically. It had a very bad effect on me. There were a lot of rape cases during the lockdown and hearing of so many bad happenings affected my head. Whenever I am not online, it means I am taking a break from the negative happenings for the sake of my mental health.”
