Skip to main content

Housemate Khafi is reinstated at the met police in UK after BBN activities.

  • by Mathew Dania
    •  
  •  2 



    •
    • Ex-Bigbrother housemate Khafi Kareem,the met police officer in UK who appear to sleep with another contestant, says she has been asked to return to work. 
      She went to the UK penultimate week and met with her superiors which they discuss her conduct.
      The Mirror of London quoted her yesterday as saying she is returning to her beat.
      “Work has been really great, we’ve been speaking and communicating, they asked me when I’d be coming back to work,” she said.
      “I’m not sure when I’m going to go back yet – I want to get back as soon as possible, I’m passionate about keeping London safer.”
      Kareem, 29, had really caused outrage among senior officers by appearing on the BBN without permission.
      The Met confirmed that Kareem had actually asked for permission to appear on the show but wasn't permitted and that she  choose to accept a place in the house “without authority”.
      Top brass at the force were to face further embarrassment when the Londoner was shown appearing to have sex on screen with fellow contestant, Ekpata Gedoni, 31.

      Defending her decision to accept the place on the show without a final answer from the Met, Kareem said she tried to get an answer out of her bosses, but they didn’t get back to her.

      She said: “I started to ask what the procedure is, what would I do, I thought I might actually get into the show.
      “I wanted to do everything by the book even though I didn’t know if I was in the show or not.
      “I spoke to as many people as I was told to. I was told to go to my commander; I explained the situation, I told him I wanted time off – three months off of work and the reason was because I might get on Big Brother.”
      Addressing her controversial activity under the sheets with Gedoni, Kareem denies they both slept together, but confirmed that both of them are still in a relationship, adding: “We are still together now – I met someone in there and fell in love with him.
      “I hope we will be together for a very long time.”
      Kareem said she attended an audition for the show in Nigeria in February in order to film content for her YouTube blog, A Cup of Khafi, which has more than 19k subscribers.
    Labels:

    Comments

    Post a Comment

    Popular posts from this blog

    How To Tie A Full Windsor Knot.

    Here is a guide on how to tie a Windsor Knot.
    Read more

    Pushes 5G In South-East Asia, Brushing Off 'Tech War' With The US.

    Chinese phone giant Huawei said Sunday it was ready to roll out 5G infrastructure across Southeast Asia, dismissing US warnings its tech could be used to hoover up data for Beijing. The firm has emerged as a key protagonist in the wider US-China trade war that has seen tit-for-tat tariffs imposed on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods. President Donald Trump's administration has warned Huawei's equipment could allow China to spy on other countries and has effectively blocked American companies from selling US technology to the firm. But the company has repeatedly denied the accusations, saying it is the victim of tech envy. Thailand and the Philippines have shrugged off the cyber-security warnings in a rush to exploit the ultra-fast 5G network promised by the China's biggest smartphone maker, while Vietnam has edged away from Huawei. "China and the US now is in the trade war and also there is some kind of technology war (which) Huawei is very f...
    Post a Comment
    Read more

    United kingdom election candidates to run false ads on Facebook

       Play Video London and New York   A  controversial policy  allowing politicians to run false ads on Facebook will extend to the United Kingdom as the country prepares to vote in a historic December election, Facebook confirmed to CNN Business. The policy is being championed by Facebook executive Nick Clegg, the former deputy prime minister of the United Kingdom who himself once  complained about  "lies" spread during the 2016 Brexit referendum. The company will not fact-check ads run by British political parties and the thousands of candidates running for election to the House of Commons. Ads from other political groups, like the pro-Brexit group Leave.EU, will be subjected to fact-checking, the company confirmed. The same policy in the United States has led to a backlash from Democratic presidential candidates, Congress, and even some Facebook employees. The scruti...
    Post a Comment
    Read more