Maggie Mungalu from Zambia, walked into the house with a lot of confidence, positivity that showed she is an individual who believes in herself or rather an individual who believes she can achieve anything she puts her mind, energy and effort into. The BBR is, of course, quite different from the other seasons of Big Brother Africa that audiences are used to, and this time around, eviction started in the first week that housemates got into the house. In a telephone interview with Showbiz, Mungalu acknowledged that the short stay might have disadvantaged their game, but at the same time noted that she believes that while a week was too short, at least Africa got a feel of who she is. She noted that perhaps it would have been better if she stayed longer after joining the male contestants, but still maintained she would have done things the same way.
"I was just being myself, and I fully enjoyed my one-week stay in the house," she said.
People watching the eviction show would have noted that Mungalu had prepared herself for anything and knew that she was in a game, and her presence in the house was not dependent on herself but on the viewers. She left the house with pride, and continued to show zeal in her outlook. Asked whether she thought entering the house was worth it considering that she only stayed for a week, she explained that to her it was worth it, elaborating that she met 11 wonderful women in the house, from whom she learnt much.
