Fitness enthusiast Saga was one of the male housemates who made it through the audition for the Season 6 Shine Ya Eye Big Brother Naija reality show. The 29year-old dude was one of the most talked-about housemates during the reality tv show.

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Saga Bbnaija Biography

Saga Bbnaija Whose real name is Adeoluwa Okusaga Oluwapelumi is a Nigerian Reality TV Star, Fitness coach, Artist, Fashionista, Engineer, and brand influencer,

He was born on the 25th of March, 1993, in Lagos State and hails from Ibadan, Oyo State. Saga is a was one of the housemates in the 6th Season (Shine Ya Eye) of the Big Brother Naija Reality-TV

Saga grew up with his parents alongside his siblings, He completed his primary and secondary school education and obtains his first school leaving and his West African senior school certificate respectively in Nigeria.

After his primary and secondary education, he proceeded to the university where he obtains a degree in engineering and he currently works as an Offshore engineer in Port-Harcourt.

Saga’s other skill is drawing which has become celebrated for being good hyper-realistic work.

Aside from drawing, Other things with which Saga engages himself include dancing, singing, and exercise. That last passion has led him to start an online fitness club that has members across the globe.

The weakest point in his life was when he was informed about his mother’s death and the young star describes his mother as a best friend of him

Saga Bbnaija Early Life and Career

Saga was born in Lagos State, Nigeria. He was raised in the street area of Lagos State and Rivers State in Nigeria. He lives in Port Harcourt, where he runs his business.

Saga has multiple sources of income The former BBNaija’s Season 6th housemate (Shine Ya Eye) is a full-time Engineer, a part-time visual artist who can produce many amazing paintings, and a strong fitness coach.

Upon completion of his NYSC program, with the help of his uncle Saga secured employment with an oil and gas company. He eventually worked with different oil firms including Total, Exxon Mobil, Halliburton, and many others.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he lost his job and then utilized becoming a fitness fan. He tried online tools like WhatsApp and YouTube for his coaching and fitness exercises.

Saga is also a very competent artist. His first artwork was for his girlfriend whom he drew and presented to her as a birthday present. He also drew his pastor’s wife who showered him with accolades when she received the artwork.

Saga came to the spotlight in 2021 during the 6th season of the Big Brother Naija Reality TV Show.

He auditioned for the Big Brother Naija Reality TV Show in 2021 and on the 24th of July, 2021, he was announced as a housemate of the Big Brother Naija Season 6.

Educational Background (School):

Saga studied Electrical & Electronic Engineering at one of the universities in Nigeria.

Saga Bbnaija Profile

Saga is currently one of the richest and most influential housemates of the season 6 edition, with an estimated net worth of $5,000 dollars

Houses

The former reality star share details of how much he spent on rent. taking to social media

He wrote

“I’ve been making 10 times what I was making before I got into the BBN house. But the sad thing is that I’ve been spending 15 times what I was spending before I got in.

Let me start with the obvious one. Clothes. You will pay a stylist ₦100,000 to style you and you still give them the clothes back.

I’m telling you. When people tell me, “Come for my event, come for my event”, it’s not that easy. I have to buy clothes.

The next is accommodation. I used to live in a three-bedroom house. The rent was ₦600,000, and I was sharing the apartment with my guys. So that was ₦200,000.

Right now, I am paying ₦5.1m. That’s what makes some housemates depr#ssed. It’s a life-changing event. It changes your reality drastically.

So I am paying that and I’ve had to furnish the house. It’s expensive, but it’s not like I can still be living in my father’s house at this age.

I can’t fly economy anymore — although I am not the one paying for it. Food is more expensive, too. I can’t eat my Iya Basira and my roadside bole.

But this thing is called clothes eh! You return everything back because if you have to buy it, you spend more.

The real deal-breaker is that once I wear something and take a photo for Instagram, I can’t wear them again anytime soon. Another thing that makes a lot of money is Airbnb and hotels.

When you leave the house, you move into one of those. Every housemate is guilty of this one.

Because you are moving around so much—today, you are in Warri; tomorrow, you are in Abuja—you can’t find the time to look for a house.

Sometimes you find a good place but before you pay, someone else has taken it. It got to a point where I paid for a place before I took a good look at it.

I had to arrest the guy before I got my money back. That was on Christmas Day! When I finally got a place and brought my clothes together, I felt like I should open a boutique!”