Boss Lady

Fun never stops coming from the Big Brother Naija house. This blog was created to help you go out and have some fun, but thanks to the pandemic, staying at home happens to be the safest right now; the TV could just be an option to help keep the boredom away.



Meet Kate Jones Aka Ka3na who is 27 years old. She turn 27 last Friday July 17. She describes herself as boss lady, who started her clothing or fashion business at the age of 19, got married to a 67 years old man who worked in an oil company and built her a house in Porthacourt. After he retired, he had to go to Spain, because of her visa troubles, they had to run away together to South Africa where they had a daughter together through IVF and 9 extra frozen embryo incase she is considering to have another child. She is not thinking of a relationship or children now because she all got it planned it out. All she cares about is her brand and fame which she wants to snatch out of Big Brother Naija.


Now wait, she said she was married for 4 year and she had been in Nigeria all her life. A rivers entrepreneur, who loves to masturbate when she alone because of course her husband is old. Wait, has she forgotten how Nigerians think, before I analysis the sins, she's on Instagram so try if she could be available for home service.

  • Her name is Kate Jones, the last time I checked the street meaning of Jones I believe is still a funny joke. She got a fame for herself by jonesing in the house. She got married to a white man who had never been married at the age of 67year who worked in a oil company. Her first house was built by the man while the rest was built by her own money. Excuse me, who is daft enough not to read between the lines that she married for money. Girls a lesson to learn from her, after you make all the money, you would realise there's more to life than money. She said against popular opinion, she didn't get any help from a man, she only had to travel with her husband because she wants to have children for him. Now that is finalized, she wants to focus on business, excuse me soji guys, she no open for business? She might have lost the vote of some persons in the house, she's rich so what the hell, she came for the fame, congratulations she's got it.


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