Winner of the Gigantic Brother Naija ‘LockDown’ season cum rapper, Olamilekan Agbeleshebioba, popularly known as Laycon, has opened up about his loss after gaining reputation by the fact TV conceal.

Twinny News reviews that the BBNaija broad title, while speaking in a most modern video broadcast titled ‘Life With Laycon,’ spoke about his poke to self-discovery and the importance of interior peace.

The ‘Fierce’ crooner revealed that he misplaced his interior divulge after a hit the fact conceal in 2020 and simplest chanced on all of it over again a yr later.

Primarily primarily based on Laycon, silence modified into the constant ingredient in his poke of self-discovery, noting that many other people are no longer growing because they’re frightened to embrace it.

He pointed out that silence is possible to be uncomfortable, nonetheless it goes to be considerable for interior most increase.

The truth TV broad title emphasised that silence is a mirror that reflects one’s life in their suggestions and enables them to receive mandatory amendments.

The rapper extra entreated his followers to embrace solitude and self-reflection as a originate of interior most accountability.

He talked about, “Has the field ever long gone still on you and all you’ve got got got left modified into your absorb suggestions?” He requested.

“I in fact were there and I are making an try to allotment a section of that journey with you. After I received Gigantic Brother Naija in 2020, I misplaced my interior divulge and the predominant time I heard that divulge all over again modified into December 2021 after my supplied-out concert, The Icons Fest,” the rapper talked about.

“The divulge kept asking me questions bask in, ‘Is this in fact the formula you wish to dwell? Are you taking half in yourself? What’s next after this?

“Are you joyful? Questions that made me are making an try to sit down down by myself with my suggestions. So, that’s what I did. From that conversation got here a complete lot of mandatory nevertheless uncomfortable truths and realisation about myself.”